Vacation Policy Pitfall: Superior Court Awards $8.3 Million in Vacation Pay Dispute

California employers should take heed of yet another reminder about the need to carefully craft and administer employee leave and benefits programs such as a paid vacation policy.

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California Supreme Court Rules There Is No Private Right of Action for Misappropriation of Employee Tips

The decision establishes that employees have no right to sue under the California Labor Code to recover tips or gratuities allegedly withheld or misappropriated by their employer.

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California Supreme Court Abandons "Stray Remarks Doctrine"

The California Supreme Court has restricted, if not eliminated the "stray remarks doctrine,"  one of the most common defenses employers rely upon in workplace discrimination cases.  The ruling erects another significant barrier to keeping tenuous discrimination claims from proceeding to trial. 

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