
Join us every Wednesday as we discuss recent developments in Employment Law.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 256 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

Most employment disputes don’t begin with a dramatic event. They start with warning signs employees see but fail to address: the high-performing supervisor everyone fears, complaints that receive superficial attention, inconsistent discipline, and HR... more
Assume every workplace conversation can become evidence.
Employees have recording devices in their pockets, AI meeting assistants automatically generate transcripts, screenshots preserve messages people thought would disappear, and workplace investi... more
Workplace violence usually does not begin with someone announcing an intention to hurt another employee. It may start with angry messages, repeated unwanted contact, escalating personal conflict, obsessive behavior, stalking, domestic violence spilli... more
The federal enforcement landscape has shifted. In June 2026, the EEOC adopted a new National Enforcement Plan emphasizing merit-based, evenhanded enforcement of federal employment discrimination laws.
For California employers, the challenge is not s... 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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This show targets HR, operations leaders, and in-house counsel with practical, practitioner-focused guidance on employment law and workplace policy. Episodes consistently cover California-specific regulations, risk mitigation, investigations, whistleblower protections, and how to handle common issues like harassment, references, arbitration, and wage laws. A notable strength is the host's hands-on, templates-and-checklists approach, often pairing legal insight with actionable steps and real-world examples. Guests tend to be practicing employment lawyers and HR professionals who translate complex statutes into usable processes for managers and organizations. The format and topics are particularly valuable for listeners aiming to reduce risk,... more
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