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HR teams often aim to focus more on people and strategy, but administrative tasks can hinder their progress. Graeter’s Ice Cream shifted to mo…
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The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay and three of its janitorial contractors have misclassified 155 janitorial employees as independent contractors…
In a time when communities across the Bay Area are grappling with housing shortages, infrastructure demands, climate resilience and workforce …
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San Mateo County has launched a new county office to help enforce laws against wage theft, particularly among vulnerable employees who work in…
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order mandating that all state agencies and departments that continue to offer remote work require a minimum of four in-person days per work week starting on July 1. Exceptions may be offered on a case-by-case basis. The order is likely to inflame tensions between the governor and labor unions representing public employees. Unions have fought back against previous efforts to limit telework for the state workforce. The governor's office says that about 95,000 employees continue to work remotely or in a hybrid capacity.
Motorcyclists in Los Angeles face numerous risks on the road, and one often-overlooked hazard is a suddenly opened car door. Known as “dooring…
The technology sector has seen significant shifts in employment patterns over recent years, and 2025 is no exception. As companies continue to…