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Labor Issues for Rams as They Move to Los Angeles

While there is a lot of excitement about the St. Louis Rams’ upcoming move to Los Angeles, the team has been worried that the contracts already executed will become subject to California labor law instead of Missouri law, which is where they were located when the contracts were executed, according…

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Former Chipotle Employee Suing Company for Sexual Harassment

Chipotle has been in the headlines a lot recently, mostly because of allegations of hundreds of cases of food poisoning in stores across the country, man of which were shuttered until the source of the contamination was identified and addressed.  While that problem appears to be solved and the company’s sales are beginning…

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On Demand Workers May Be Allowed to Unionize

On demand employees, also know as “gig workers,” may be able to enter in a collective bargaining agreement, according to a recent news feature from the Los Angeles Times. These gig workers – so named after musicians’ use of the term “gig,” referring to a scheduled performance – include Lyft and…

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Employment Lawsuits Have Plagued Donald Trump

These days, it is virtually impossible to turn on the television, open social media or even take public transportation without hearing about Donald Trump and his bid for the GOP presidential nomination.  Regardless of your feelings about him as a candidate, he is clearly an excellent marketer and seems thrilled every time…

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Los Angeles Franchise Owners Apprehensive about Joint Employment

Most everyone in the U.S. has eaten at a McDonald’s restaurant at least once in their life.  While most are aware that many fast food locations are franchises, they probably have not given much thought to how that works. While a portion of the locations are company owned, meaning they are owned,…

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Unemployment Down in LA, Though Jobs Down as Well

A recent news feature from the Los Angeles Business Journal discusses how the unemployment rate is down in Los Angeles County. At the time, reports show there are nearly 90,000 fewer jobs on the books since the start of this year. As for the actual numbers, the unemployment rate fell…

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Hospital Workers Protest High Salaries of Executive

Companies expect workers to understand that when the economy is bad or if the company has experienced tough times for other reasons.  While that may make some sense, it doesn’t always seem that way when the company executives are making $500,000 a year and getting millions in bonuses while telling…

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Domestic Workers Protest in California

According to a recent news article from the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, domestic workers participated in a demonstration in support of a proposition that would provided overtime for domestic workers permanently.  There is currently a law that provides for overtime pay for domestic workers, but it was a done via…

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