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What is the interactive process requirements under Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) and how must it be conducted?

by Kaufman Law Firm | Mar 2, 2026 | Uncategorized

The interactive process under Fair Employment and Housing Act represents a fundamental procedural safeguard that ensures meaningful dialogue between employers and disabled employees to identify effective reasonable accommodations. Government Code Section 12940(n)...

What Did The US Supreme Court Say About Religious School Discrimination Lawsuit?

by Denis Zilberberg | Jul 16, 2020 | Discrimination

Recently, the Supreme Court heard a case related to two Catholic schools and whether or not employees are allowed to sue their employers for discrimination. One case involved a worker who alleged disability discrimination after she disclosed her breast cancer...

California Employers Required To Provide Harassment Training

by Denis Zilberberg | Apr 30, 2015 | Sexual Harassment

For workers in California, the week can be exhausting. You work long hours for several days a week just to earn enough money to support your family. This can be hard enough, but for some the working week is made even more exhausting to the point of being intolerable....

Are Employee Language Requirements Lawful?

by Denis Zilberberg | Apr 17, 2015 | Workplace Discrimination

As many employees in California know, finding a job can be difficult. Going for interviews is often nerve-wracking and when you start work in your new position it can take time to get used to all the requirements of your employment. However, all of this is fine and...

Employers Cannot Force Submission To Lie Detector Tests

by Denis Zilberberg | Apr 9, 2015 | Wrongful Termination

As many workers in California are aware, many employee rights are protected by law. Although it is possible to be fired for many fairly arbitrary reasons, there are several areas that are considered illegal to use as a reason to dismiss someone. If an employer...
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