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HR LEGALCAST is a monthly HR-focused employment law podcast that provides timely information about changes in the law that will impact California employers the most. This program is presented by labor and employment attorney, Aaron B.
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Episode 127: Five Things Employers Should Know When Drafting (Or Revising) Arbitration Agreements. (opens the original)
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HR LEGALCAST is a monthly HR-focused employment law podcast that provides timely information about changes in the law that will impact California employers the most. This program is presented by labor and employment attorney, Aaron B. Silva, who is a partner with the Sacramento business law firm of Murphy Austin Adams Schoenfeld LLP. Aaron has an extensive background defending employers before state and federal courts, the National Labor Relations Board, the California Division of Labor Standard
Episode 126: Five Things to Know About Religious Discrimination and Accommodations at Work (opens the original)
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HR LEGALCAST is a monthly HR-focused employment law podcast that provides timely information about changes in the law that will impact California employers the most. This program is presented by labor and employment attorney, Aaron B. Silva, who is a partner with the Sacramento business law firm of Murphy Austin Adams Schoenfeld LLP. Aaron has an extensive background defending employers before state and federal courts, the National Labor Relations Board, the California Division of Labor Standard
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