Having an HR attorney on hand can be a huge asset to any small business. An HR attorney is a professional who specializes in employment law and can help a business stay in compliance with the many laws and regulations that govern the workplace. With their in-depth knowledge of employment
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The states occupational safety and health board, Cal/OSHA, voted Thursday to keep masks mandatory for employees at work past June 15, unless everyone in the room is fully vaccinated. “This is one I think people are going to be particularly frustrated; they already are in California. We’ve been routinely behind
News Channel 3: Discussion on whether employers can require workers to get vaccinated before returning to the office
As different sectors of the economy in California are reopening and COVID-19 vaccines encourage a return to pre-pandemic standards, many employers will face the task of calling employees back to the office. SBEMP partner Vee Sotelo has reported that an influx of inquiries to the firm’s Labor and Employment Department
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LEGAL ALERT FOR RIVERSIDE COUNTY BUSINESSES Gov. Newsom Orders Closures Statewide In response to the growing spread of COVID-19, Governor Gavin Newsom has ordered the immediate closure of indoor businesses. According to his statement released Monday, July 13, all indoor dining, bars, movie theaters, and family entertainment centers must close
Notice from Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce: State Orders Closure of Indoor Dining and Other Indoor Activities in Riverside County On July 1, Governor Newsom ordered the closure of indoor dining and activities in 19 counties, including Riverside County. Restaurants and other indoor attractions identified by the state must cease indoor