Perspective
Oct. 6, 2016
Employers can no longer cherry-pick favorable venues
Californians won important new rights with a law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown last week. Senate Bill 1241 will prohibit corporations from forcing California employees to travel thousands of miles to resolve workplace disputes. By Jacqueline Serna
Californians won important new rights with a law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown last week. Senate Bill 1241 will prohibit corporations from forcing California employees to travel thousands of miles - potentially even out of the country - to resolve workplace disputes. Employers will no longer be able to cherry-pick venues for their own convenience and transfer employment cases to states with unfriendly laws.
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