Labor/Employment
Jun. 11, 2002
Dubious Duties
Forum Column - By Claudette G. Wilson and Michael S. Kalt - The law abhors uncertainty. So do employers, particularly when every new Labor Code provision might give rise to class actions. Unfortunately, although enacted with good intentions, California's new identity theft legislation, AB655, interjects considerable uncertainty into the law and has left employers walking a tightrope of liability.
Forum Column
By Claudette G. Wilson and Michael S. Kalt
The law abhors uncertainty. So do employers, particularly when every new Labor Code provision might give rise to class actions. Unfortunately, although enacted with good intentions, Cal...
By Claudette G. Wilson and Michael S. Kalt
The law abhors uncertainty. So do employers, particularly when every new Labor Code provision might give rise to class actions. Unfortunately, although enacted with good intentions, Cal...
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