Workplace Rights Our Attorneys Provide A Quick Overview Of California Labor Laws Employees Need To Know

As an employee in Los Angeles or SoCal, California labor laws protects your right to work in fair, safe and accommodating work environments. Knowing your California workplace rights is crucial if you are facing workplace discrimination, workplace harassment, wrongful termination, dealing with unpaid overtime or are worried about taking maternity leave. The Los Angeles employment attorneys of Kesluk, Silverstein, Jacob & Morrison, P.C. are prepared to use their experience with California labor laws and Federal employment regulations to assert your employee rights. For more than 100 combined years of practicing employment law in Los Angeles, we help workers settle wage disputes, discrimination claims and other employment law violations.

Facing Employee Discrimination in the Workplace?

Employee discrimination comes in many forms, and can even begin before your first day on the job. Governed by the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA), California discrimination laws make it unlawful to hire, fire, promote or refuse to promote an employee based upon age, disability, gender identity, national origin, pregnancy, race, religion or sex. In addition to the FEHA, there are other federal statutes that guard against more specific types of employee discrimination for Los Angeles area workers.

For example:

  • the Equal Pay Act protects against gender discrimination in the workplace
  • the Americans with Disabilities Act bans disability discrimination
  • the Age Discrimination in Employment Act protects employees over the age of 40 from experiencing age discrimination at work

Whether your livelihood has been impacted by racial discrimination, national origin discrimination or religious discrimination, our Los Angeles discrimination lawyers are here to defend your right to fair treatment in the workplace. Reach out to the Los Angeles employment lawyers of Kesluk, Silverstein, Jacob & Morrison, P.C. for a free consultation and to learn if filing an employment discrimination lawsuit in California is in your best interest. We can also help defend your rights if your employer has committed a wrongful termination due to workplace discrimination.

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