California Employment Law Update

Tag Archives: Fourteenth Amendment

Cal. Ct. of App. Rules Two State Statutes Unconstitutionally Privilege Union Conduct in Labor Disputes

By David Gross on Posted in Union Issues
Today the California Court of Appeal struck down two state laws that had previously made it nearly impossible for California employers to obtain injunctive relief in labor disputes.  In Ralphs Grocery v. UFCW, No. C060413 (Cal. Ct. App. July 19, 2010), the Court determined that Cal. Code of Civil Procedure section 527.3 (a/k/a the “Moscone … Continue Reading

Disabled County Employees Were Not Entitled To Cash-Out Of Their Vacation Benefits

By Tony Oncidi on Posted in Disability, Employment Law Notes, Pensions, Public Employment, Vacation or PTO, Wage and Hour
Los Angeles County Professional Peace Officers’ Ass’n v. County of Los Angeles, 115 Cal. App. 4th 866 (2004) William Kupper and Bennie Layne worked as investigators for the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office before becoming temporarily disabled after being injured on the job. Kupper and Layne both retired after their disabilities became permanent. Under … Continue Reading
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