Legislature Hasn’t Moved Employment-related Bills.

by Jon-Erik G. Storm on Monday, August 31st, 2009

Shocker, I know.

No movement in the last little while on any bills that I’m tracking for changes to California employment law. Most of them are alive in name only.

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