Labor/Employment
Dec. 18, 2018
2018 in labor law is a tale of two court systems
A year of major worker-friendly rulings in California courts and pro-employer ones from the federal bench are the latest chapter in the story of an ever growing legal gap between the two bodies of law, attorneys on both sides say.
A year of major worker-friendly rulings in California courts and pro-employer ones from the federal bench are the latest chapter in the story of an ever-growing legal gap between the two bodies of law, attorneys on both sides say.
"I've been seeing this trend not only in litigation and judicial decisions, but also in legislative activity. We have a dichotomy between the federal system and California. A lot of decisions have been pro-...
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