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California Peculiarities Blog: Top 5 Issues of 2013

By Seyfarth Shaw LLP & Seyfarth Shaw LLP on January 3, 2014
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Happy New Year, dear Readers!

This week, which marks the one-year anniversary of the Cal Pecs Blog, we look back at the top five issues that you found most interesting in 2013:

  • I Have to Let My Employee Take Off of Work For What?! A Brief Reminder of California Small Necessities Leave Laws (Jul 3)
  • Just Say No! Protection for Workplace Medical Marijuana Use Up in Smoke (Apr 3)
  • 2013 Changes at California’s Department of Fair Employment and Housing (Mar 14)
  • What To Expect When Your Employees Are Expecting: The New Pregnancy Disability Leave Regulations Are Not Necessarily A Bundle Of Joy For Employers (Part One) (Feb 21)
  • What To Expect When Your Employees Are Expecting: The New Pregnancy Disability Regulations (Part Two) (Feb 28)

Next week, we will anticipate coming trends in California employment law for 2014.  You won’t want to miss it.

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Brad is an associate in the Sacramento office and part of Seyfarth’s Employment Litigation and Government Relations & Policy practice groups.

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