Labor/Employment,
Government
Oct. 2, 2018
Brown signs a pair of major #MeToo bills but vetoes another one
Writing that it “plainly violates federal law,” Gov. Jerry Brown used one of the final vetoes of his career on AB 3080, a bill that would have banned mandatory arbitration as a condition of employment.
SACRAMENTO -- Writing that it "plainly violates federal law," Gov. Jerry Brown used one of the final vetoes of his career on AB 3080, a bill that would have banned mandatory arbitration as a condition of employment.
Brown did sign several bills important to labor groups and the #MeToo movement.
"I think we have a lot to celebrate today," said Wendy Musell, board chair of the California Employment ...
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