Labor/Employment
Mar. 8, 2001
Deep Impact
Employers used to working under federal law must develop strategies for dealing with the new, more liberal California law.
By Brian Branine
With the passage of AB2222, California's Legislature dramatically changed the employment-related anti-discrimination and reasonable-accommodation provisions of the Fair Employment and Housing Act. Government Code Section 12900 et seq. The changes became effective Jan. 1.
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With the passage of AB2222, California's Legislature dramatically changed the employment-related anti-discrimination and reasonable-accommodation provisions of the Fair Employment and Housing Act. Government Code Section 12900 et seq. The changes became effective Jan. 1.
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