A new law that went into effect in January could have serious consequences for anyone who advises an employer to treat an employee as a contractor, if in fact that classification is knowingly incorrect. The contractor misclassification law is under labor code 2763 and...
Month: January 2012
EEOC Charges for Retaliation Rose Three Percent in 2011
In a report released by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, claims of employer retaliation rose 3 percent in the fiscal year 2011. Other claims of employment discrimination and wrongful termination remained substantially similar to the 2010 numbers, the...
Religious Teachers Ponder Employment Protections in Wake of SCOTUS Decision
The recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that impacts religious teachers raised many questions for the thousands of teachers and religious staff persons employed by religious organizations throughout the country. As the president of the National Association of Catholic...
Pending California Bill Would Help the Unemployed in Job Process
A new proposed bill in California would prohibit employers from discriminating against unemployed candidates in the hiring process. According to advocates of the bill, this type of discrimination has a devastating impact on the long-term unemployed Americans. A...
Welcome, Andrew Russell!
We are pleased to announce the arrival of our new associate, Andrew Russell. Andrew is a strong addition to Bononi Law Group, LLP and we are excited to have him on our team. Welcome, Andrew!
LGBT Discrimination Policy Remembered After Cracker Barrel Founder Dies
The death of Danny Evins, the creator and founder of popular store and restaurant Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, died Saturday in Tennessee. While many remember his restaurant, others remember the controversy that he ignited when he issued a policy calling for the...
SC Issues Unanimous Decision in Favor of Church in Discrimination Case
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision about the role of the government in churches, even in cases where an employee alleges unlawful discrimination. The Court held that the government may not, under any circumstances, interfere with hiring and firing...
MTV Show Participant Sues for Alleged Discrimination and Assault
A former participant on the 2009 segment of "The Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Ruins" has filed an employment lawsuit against MTV, the production company Bunim-Murray Productions and two cast members on the show. The 14 claims filed in the suit include sexual...
Racial Discrimination Alleged at California Car Dealership Owned by Football Legend
The car dealership in Manhattan Beach, which is partially owned by former football player John Elway, is facing a racial discrimination lawsuit by a former employee. The Manhattan Beach Toyota is the defendant in a suit filed by a former sales manager at the...
Suit Against NYC Taxi Agency Results in Verdict for Disabled
A federal judge in New York City held that disabled residents are discriminated against under the Americans with Disabilities Act for failure to provide adequate taxis that provide reasonable accommodation to disabled residents. "The TLC subjects disabled persons who...
Why Hire Bononi Law Group?
You can choose among many California law firms when seeking an attorney for your employment law matter. Here are four reasons you should consider Bononi Law Group.