By Greg Sarenti
In a case of first impression, Southern California's 4th District Court of Appeal recently adopted federal standards to measure actionable employment discrimination. Potentially clamping the lid down on nuisance claims, the court held that minor changes in employment conditions, or a series of incid...
In a case of first impression, Southern California's 4th District Court of Appeal recently adopted federal standards to measure actionable employment discrimination. Potentially clamping the lid down on nuisance claims, the court held that minor changes in employment conditions, or a series of incid...
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