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California

grumpyduck

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2. In CA, an employer cannot require employees or prospective

Reply to Auggie (Original post)

Tue Jul 18, 2023, 10:54 AM

Jul 2023

employees to sign an arbitration agreement. We went thru that at my company last year.

Of course, there's nothing to prevent an employer to "consider other applicants" if a prospect refuses to sign the damn thing. They're a fucking legal scam.

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California Supreme Court rejects SCOTUS decision, keeps state labor law alive [View all] Auggie Jul 2023 OP

"the highest court of each State... remains the final arbiter of what is state law." bucolic_frolic Jul 2023 #1

In CA, an employer cannot require employees or prospective grumpyduck Jul 2023 #2

thanks. and thanks for a decent explanation. stopdiggin Jul 2023 #3

There's more ... like a 2024 ballot initiative sponsored by business groups Auggie Jul 2023 #4