
Join us every Wednesday as we discuss recent developments in Employment Law.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 233 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

In this episode, Jen tackles one of the most debated employer practices: providing references. She outlines the legal guardrails, the moments where well-intentioned disclosures create exposure, and the strategic choices employers make between saying ... more
When harassment allegations involve customers, vendors, contractors, patients, or other nonemployees, employers often face difficult questions: Do we have to investigate? What corrective action is enough? And how does California law differ from feder... more
In this episode, Jen explains what California law requires when employees use personal cell phones for work and why employers still get it wrong, especially with remote and hybrid teams. She covers where compliance fails, how liability adds up, and t... more
Last chance agreements are one of the most effective tools employers have when used correctly. Done right, they create clarity, set expectations, and provide a defensible path forward. Done poorly, they create confusion and risk. In this episode, Jen... more
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These episodes are the perfect length for my commute and while she covers issues I’ve been working on for 20 years in HR, I t’s so great to hear her perspective and I always learn something new
I love that Jen gets to the heart of the issues quickly and concisely. I come away feeling like I have learned something and have a plan for next steps for what I need to look into next. Thank you!
A must-listen for employers in California! Whether you are an executive, manager or an HR professional, there is something for you in this upbeat weekly podcast.
I have been looking for a good employment law podcast for some time. She keeps things real and it’s refreshing! Love her.
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A practical, law-forward show that helps HR leaders, people ops, and business owners navigate employment law with a California emphasis. Episodes consistently break down real-world compliance challenges—from investigations, wage-and-hour intricacies, and leave laws to reference checks and culture-building—into actionable steps, policy templates, and leadership guidance. The host brings clear, experience-based advice, supplemented by guest attorneys, live webinars, and timely updates on evolving regulations. Listeners can expect concise, scenario-based discussions designed to reduce risk, improve HR outcomes, and stay defensible amid changing legal landscapes.
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