This morning, Gregg Adam, CBM San Francisco office Labor Partner, argued before the California Supreme Court on behalf of the Engineers and Architects Association of Los Angeles in a case that threatened to abolish the arbitration rights of local public employees in California. CBM persuaded the Supreme Court to review […]
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TERRY LEONI Senior Associate Rains Lucia Stern, PC After a long battle, a Monterey County Probation Department Supervisor learned that Arbitrator David Gaba recommended that the County’s issuance of a double-demotion for his alleged misconduct be reduced to a written reprimand, at most, for minor breaches in the policy. The […]
Posted by Newsletter Some highlights from the current issue: Governor Brown Signs Major Pension Reforms Into Law Labor Gets A Big Win In Wisconsin Conduct Undertaken as Job Steward Cannot Be Grounds for Discipline Read the latest issue of The Labor Beat https://publicsector.cbmlaw.com/labor-beat-january-2013-vol-26-no-1/
Rains Lucia Stern (RLS), PC filed a Petition for Writ of Mandate in Contra Costa County Superior Court on Tuesday November 27, on behalf of the Contra Costa County Deputy Sheriffs’ Association (DSA) asserting that certain provisions of the California Public Employee Pension Reform Act (PEPRA) are unconstitutional and violate […]
As the social media capital of the world, it is only fitting that California has finally adopted laws to provide employees with what would seem to be obvious privacy protections. On September 27, 2012, Governor Jerry Brown signed AB 1844, which prohibits employers from requiring or requesting an employee or […]