Labor/Employment
Mar. 27, 2012
Lawyers see litigation threat in unemployment bill
The state Legislature is considering a bill, AB 1450, that would make it illegal for companies to discriminate against unemployed job applicants.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
As a Los Angeles partner for a Philadelphia-based firm, Howard Knee sometimes surprises his East Coast clients by telling them about California's intricate employment laws. Soon, he might have one more to share.
The state legislature is considering a bill, AB 1450, that would make it illegal for companies to discriminate against unemployed job applicants. The bill would also ban the practice of p...
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