The state Court of Appeal sent a clear message earlier this month when it vacated an arbitration award in favor of a car dealership that fired a sales manager for working while using family and medical leave: employees do not waive those statutory leave rights by agreeing to settle employment disputes through arbitration, and employers better have proof that an employee engaged in misconduct to deny reinstatement from such ...
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