Labor/Employment
Jul. 21, 2006
Court Upholds 'Clarification' of Law to Cover Harassment by Nonemployees
For the third time in three years, the California Supreme Court has addressed a bill in which the Legislature purported to clarify provisions of the Fair Employment and Housing Act, Government Code Sections 12920 et seq., by rejecting more narrow interpretations of the act in published appellate decisions.
Employment
For the third time in three years, the California Supreme Court has addressed a bill in which the Legislature purported to clarify provisions of the Fair Employment and Housing Act, Government Code Sections 12920 et seq., by rejecting more narrow interpretations of the act in published appellate decisions. In each case, the employer argued that the Legislature was modifying the law retroactively and t...
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