Criminal
Aug. 24, 1999
Age-Discrimination Act Nullifies 'Marks' Decision
^^Employment Law^^ By Barrett K. Green and Mark A. Romeo Before Gov. Gray Davis signed SB26, a new California age-discrimination law that goes into effect Jan. 1, older workers - typically the highest-paid - often bore the brunt of a company's attempts to cut costs through downsizing. And according to the California Court of Appeal, such layoffs did not run afoul of state discrimination laws. See Marks v. Loral Corp. , 57 Cal.App.4th 30 (1997).
^^Employment Law^^
By Barrett K. Green and Mark A. Romeo
Before Gov. Gray Davis signed SB26, a new California age-discrimination law that goes into effect Jan. 1, older workers - typically the highest-paid - often bor...
By Barrett K. Green and Mark A. Romeo
Before Gov. Gray Davis signed SB26, a new California age-discrimination law that goes into effect Jan. 1, older workers - typically the highest-paid - often bor...
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