California Overtime Law Applies to Non-California Residents
The California Supreme Court has determined that California’s overtime rules apply to non-Californians when they are working in the Golden state.
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The California Supreme Court has determined that California’s overtime rules apply to non-Californians when they are working in the Golden state.
Arbitration agreements in California may not waive an employee’s right to an administrative hearing on a wage claim.
Now, anyone can log into the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS) E-Verify system to check on his or her work authorization status and correct errors.
Many small and start-up enterprises use “finders” to identify possible investors. The practice has always been under suspicion as there is no exemption under federal or state securities laws relating to finders. Though not usually part of the actual sale of any security, finders are not recognized by most state regulators, and the Securities and Exchange Commission has been moving away from its previously help position regarding finders.
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