There is no specific requirement for employers to provide paid vacation days to their employees under California or federal law. However, if an employer offers paid vacation benefits, certain regulations govern how these benefits are accrued and used. Therefore, reviewing your employment contract, employee handbook, or company policy is crucial to determine your entitlement...

In California, overtime regulations are in place to protect workers from excessive work hours without appropriate compensation. However, determining whether overtime pay is required after 40 hours or 8 hours can be a bit confusing. Overtime Laws in California The general rule in California is that non-exempt employees are entitled to overtime pay for...

California's labor laws do not specifically mandate or regulate paid vacation time. Therefore, employers have the discretion to approve or deny vacation requests based on legitimate business needs, such as staffing requirements or operational demands. However, employers must apply these policies consistently and without discrimination. Employer Policies and Written Agreements Most organizations have policies...

Sexual harassment is a pervasive and harmful reality that affects millions of workers across the United States. Workplace sexual harassment can take many forms such as, unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical harassment of a sexual nature. It can also take the form of harassment based on that...

Taking time off from work is essential for maintaining a healthy work-life balance and overall well being. Employees often plan vacations in advance, obtaining approval from their employers to ensure smooth workflow and adequate coverage during their absence. However, there may be instances where an employer finds it necessary to revoke an already approved...