National Review: Why Businesses Leave California
Great article from National Review: Why Businesses Leave CaliforniaFor most of the 20th century, California was a place that people and companies moved to in [...]
Brown Not In Favor of “Split-Role” to Modify Proposition 13
Governor Brown recently told a group of real estate professionals that despite pressure from his own party, he would not push to adopt a "split-role" [...]
Could The Temporary Employment Agency You Use Sue You?
Of course it can! It doesn't happen often, but when it does, there is always bad blood and expensive litigation! Employers are often swayed to [...]
AB 1513 – New Requirements for Employers Who Pay Piece-Rate Wages and a Limited Safe Harbor for Past Violations
Piece rate is a common method of establishing wages in many industries. Employers like piece-rate because it pays based on production and is easy to [...]
Retaliation For Filing A Police Report – A Fresno County Dentist Learns An Expensive Lesson
Ms. Cardenas, a dental hygienist, suspected that a co-worker may have stolen her expensive ring. The last place Ms. Cardenas recalled seeing the ring was [...]
Unions Back Measures to Extend Proposition 30 “Temporary” Tax Increases
The old tax professional adage that “there’s no such thing as a ‘temporary’ tax increase” is again proving to be true. When Proposition 30 was [...]