These are just a few changes in California's employment laws. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Earlier this year, employers in California saw significant changes in employment laws. Many updates that were passed in 2018 are now in effect, along with others that will begin to impact businesses in 2020 and beyond. While not an all-inclusive list, the following update can help your California business clients understand what they should know about changes in employment practices liability laws to better mitigate potential claims situations.
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