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Retail Workers Protest Job Layoffs, Salary Cuts in Los Angeles Area

According to a recent newscast from ABC 7, a large retailer in the Los Angeles area is cutting hours, reducing hours, and laying off workers, and this is leading to large scale protests by company employees. The company is claiming that it has no choice, as it trying to survive and…

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Female Restaurant Workers in LA Area Allege Sexual Harassment

A little more than a year ago, employees at San Diego P.F. Chang’s location won a roughly $1 million verdict in a sexual harassment lawsuit.  According to a recent news feature from the Los Angeles Times, the same defendant is alleged to have engaged in additional incidents of sexual harassment…

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Some Fear $15 Wage Minimums Will Drive Jobs Out of L.A.

A recent opinion column in the Orange County Register takes an employer-favored look at how a $15 minimum wage could drive jobs out of California, even though there are nearby places like Orange County that are not subject to Los Angeles’ minimum wage law. Los Angeles County and the City…

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Restaurant Workers Fight for More Rights and Better Conditions

A restaurant worker can make a pretty good living if he or she can find at job at the right location.  However, as it turns out, most workers are having a tough time finding a sweet spot. According to a recent news article from the New York Times, the vast majority of…

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Yahoo Faces More Employment Cuts

Yahoo has been having trouble for a while now, and that is not much of a secret.  We have already seen a major round of employee layoffs, and, according to a recent news article from the San Francisco Gate, the company is about to make another significant reduction in the…

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Report: Efforts to Protect LGBT Workers Are Failing

A recent news article from the International Business Times points out that smokers in Kentucky are protected under state law from employment discrimination, while members of the LGBT community do not have any such protection. In the wake of the sweeping victory for proponents of gay marriage after the landmark decision…

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New Football Stadium Jobs Promise Might Not Be as Good as Advertised

There has been a lot of news coverage about the Rams moving to Los Angeles and about the new L.A. Rams Stadium.  According to a recent news feature from the Los Angles Times, those in support of building the new stadium with taxpayer dollars said that the project would create nearly…

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California Job Market Predicted to Grow Over Next Two Years

Over the past few years, we have seen a lot of job growth in California, including the greater Los Angeles area. A recent news article from the Los Angeles Times suggests that we will continue to experience significant job growth as the economy continues to improve, but that growth will…

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California Wage Theft Alleged at Bay Area Elder Care Facilities

Authorities in charge of investigating wage theft tend to avoid making generalizations about an entire industry. However, state and federal investigators have recently spoken out forcefully against what they say is a serious and growing problem for California workers: wage theft and other employee abuses at elderly care facilities. It’s an industry that…

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California Farm Worker Rights Bill Demanded by Activists

In two of the most critical agricultural counties in California, farm workers banded together with other low-wage workers in the food industry, demanding a “Bill of Rights” that would ensure higher wages and improved treatment. The workers characterized the bill as a “rule of law” for these workers, who work…

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