A recent California Court of Appeal decision highlights the challenges employees face when alleging unfair treatment in promotional decisions. The case involved a deputy sheriff who claimed his employer, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, improperly considered a disciplinary proceeding terminated due to a statute of limitations when deciding not to promote him. The employee…
Continue reading ›Discrimination in the workplace is prohibited under California law, yet some employers still engage in unlawful behavior. To avoid accountability, they may take steps to mask their discriminatory practices. Understanding the tactics employers might use to cover up discrimination can help you identify when your rights are being violated and take action to protect yourself.…
Continue reading ›A recent case before the Fifth Circuit California Court of Appeals highlights the complex legal issues that can arise in employment discrimination claims, especially under the California Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA). In this case, an employee hired as a special education psychologist argued that she faced discrimination based on a mental health disability,…
Continue reading ›In a recent case before the Sonoma County Superior Court, the court addressed a claim involving the Confidentiality of Medical Information Act (CMIA). The plaintiff, an employee who had worked for a healthcare facility for over two decades, alleged her termination was unlawful after refusing to disclose medical information regarding her COVID-19 vaccination status. The…
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