California employment laws can be frustratingly complicated to understand and parse through when looking to understand your rights as an employee. The legal team at The Law Offices of Miguel S. Ramirez wants to make sure…
California’s labor laws provide strong protections for its employees. This includes providing various avenues for filing a complaint against an employer if you are a victim of wrongful termination. The answer to the question, “Can I…
California is an at-will employment state, meaning employees can quit or be fired at any time without warning or reason; however, some key exceptions to this paradigm exist to protect working Californians. Employees still enjoy significant…
Taking legal action against an employer can be overwhelming, especially in a major metro area like Los Angeles, home to numerous wealthy and well-represented employers across many industries. If you’re considering taking legal action against a…
In California, as in many other states, most employment relationships are classified as “at-will.” The California at-will employment law means that both the employee and the employer have the legal right to end an employment relationship…
Wage theft is serious, but many employers attempt to disregard the law to save money and increase their profits. This crime can cheat workers out of their wages while creating resentment and disillusionment with the work…
The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is one of the most integral pieces of legislation for workers. The federal government enacted this law to ensure that people will not lose their jobs or healthcare when…
When it comes to labor laws, California is known for its in-depth labor protections for its employees. These laws were created to ensure fair treatment and compensation for workers across the state. Whether you’re an employee…
Wage and earnings rights are just a few of the many rights workers have in Los Angeles, California. The minimum wage in Los Angeles County is set to rise to $17.27 on July 1, 2024. That’s…
When someone at your place of work makes unwanted comments or advances of a sexual nature, you have every right to hire an employment attorney. You can take legal action against the at-fault party or parties…