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UELG's Employment Lawyers

California has the nation's most progressive and employee-friendly employment policies. Many employers take advantage of workers or do not know the laws. This can cause work-related challenges, unjust pay reductions, or life-changing events like wrongful termination. Understanding California's employment laws will help you safeguard your rights and decide when to engage a Los Angeles employment attorney.

Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA).

The federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provides disabled workers in the United States with equal rights and opportunities. It is designed to prevent disability discrimination and harassment, and requires that employers provide adequate accommodations. United Employees Law Group ADA attorneys can help you fight for your rights and justice if an employer has denied you employment, wrongfully terminated, or punished you due to a disability.

Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA).

Under the federal Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and other federal laws, California employees who meet certain requirements can take up to 12 weeks of unpaid time off per year. The employee must have a valid reason, in line with the law’s directives, to support the leave. Every employer with 50 or more workers must comply with the provisions of the FMLA. Having a child, receiving a significant medical diagnosis, or caring for a family member with a serious illness can qualify an employee to exercise FMLA leave. An LA Family Medical Leave attorney can assist you in a civil claim if your employer violates the FMLA.

California Family Rights Act (CFRA).

The California Family Rights Act (CFRA) grants eligible employees 12 weeks of paid or unpaid leave with job protection per year. Like the FMLA, it covers employees with health issues, sick family members, and children. The CFRA employee retains employer-paid health benefits while on leave.

Equal Pay Act.

The Equal Pay Act of California prohibits employers from underpaying workers based on a host of protected categories, to include gender, race, sex, ethnicity, age, handicap, and other protected classes. This California legislation requires equal pay for all workers. If you believe your employer pays you less based on your inclusion in a protected class, an Equal Pay Act lawyer can help you fight for equitable compensation.

Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA).

The state's Fair Employment and Housing Act prohibits workplace harassment and discrimination. If an employer has five employees or more they cannot prejudice or retaliate against applicants and employees based on a protected category. FEHA protects workers federally under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Contact UELG’s Los Angeles Employment Lawyers Today

Find the attorney that best fits you! At United Employees Law Group, our seasoned attorneys are used to handling even the toughest of cases. We will thoroughly evaluate your employment concerns in a free case evaluation and if your case is accepted, we will relentlessly fight for you.

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How to Choose an Employment Attorney in Los Angeles

If you want help with your employment claim, we are here to assist you. You can get the information, tools, and help you need to make a compelling claim for damages against your employer if you hire an experienced attorney. If you hire a qualified attorney experienced in employment law, it can increase your chances of winning your case. To make a good choice, keep an eye out for the following:

Your lawyer and their law firm should be experienced in employment law. Otherwise, the firm may lack the skill level to handle your case. Check your attorney’s years of experience.
Acknowledgements and praise may be good indicators of competency. Positive feedback and industry awards may indicate that the attorney and legal practice keep their promises to clients. These demonstrate a LA employment lawyer's experience and accomplishments. A winning case history is also good and positive results speak volumes as well.
Hiring a strong battle tested law firm may be your best decision. The employment law attorney that you hire should have the authority and capability to take your case all the way to court in Los Angeles County or any other jurisdiction in the state, should that become necessary. Despite the fact that the vast majority of cases are resolved out of court, hiring an attorney that is willing to take your case all the way to trial can assist you in avoiding having to switch attorneys in the middle of the proceedings.

What is Employment Law, and why is it important?

Employment Law encompasses the legal framework that governs the relationship between employers and employees. It covers a wide range of issues, including hiring, termination, wages, benefits, workplace safety, discrimination, harassment, and more. Understanding Employment Law is crucial to ensure fair treatment, compliance with regulations, and protection of rights in the workplace.

What are my rights as an employee under Employment Law?

Your rights as an employee include the right to a safe workplace, fair wages, equal opportunities, protection against discrimination and harassment, the right to join a union, and more. Employment Law sets the standard for these rights and provides a legal basis to seek remedies if they are violated.

What should I do if I believe my employer has violated my rights?

If you believe your rights as an employee have been violated, it’s important to document the incidents, gather evidence, and consult with an Employment Lawyer. They can assess the situation, guide you on your legal options, help negotiate with your employer, or represent you in legal proceedings to seek appropriate remedies.

How can an Employment Lawyer help me?

Qualified Employment Lawyers are experienced in many critical areas of Employment Law. They can provide advice on the applicable employment law and your rights, review employment contracts, assist with workplace disputes, negotiate settlements, and represent you in court, if needed. Their experience can help to ensure that you have the best possible legal representation to protect your interests in employment-related matters.

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