
What It’s Like to Be In a Hostile Workplace
Every employee has the right to work in a safe, healthy, and productive environment. A company that is open to supporting the
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Every employee has the right to work in a safe, healthy, and productive environment. A company that is open to supporting the
Researchers and experts commonly use the wage gap as an index of how much female employees earn compared to men. The wage
Assembly Bill 5 (AB 5), a new bill in California awaiting full vote, is set to end a major loophole in the
Companies have various reasons for relieving or terminating their employees. These reasons may include a looming redundancy or a planned payroll decrease.
Wrongful termination is a prevalent problem in the workplace. Most states, including California, allow At-Will employees, which means they can be terminated
Every day, women deal with the constant fear of sexual harassment. Sexual harassment involves making unwanted sexual advances that could happen in
Making inappropriate comments or jokes about a person counts as sexual harassment. But harassment can also come in the form of unwanted
The #MeToo movement, along with other initiatives, have shed more light on issues dealing with sexual harassment. From training workers to hiring
According to a recent study, sexual harassment incident rates in California are above the national average. This was found through a joint
One of the biggest problems companies and organizations still face today is sexual harassment in the workplace. It has sadly become a