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December 13th, 2022 | 1 min. read
A new year means new and changing employment legislation. With 997 different laws signed into effect in California this year, it is more important than ever for employers to be informed and proactive with their policies. Watch our recorded webinar to make sure that you are! This webinar focused on the most critical compliance updates that California employers need to know and follow in 2023.
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Updated COVID-19 laws - expirations, extensions & more
New pay transparency and pay data reporting requirements
Increases to CA minimum wage - federal, local, and industry-specific mandates
Adjustment to Bereavement Leave time-off allowance and qualifications
Expansion of CFRA and Kin Care Leave to include a "designated person"
Different compensation and reporting rules for missed meal and rest periods
Protection against employee discrimination for off-site, recreational marijuana use
Ongoing extension of CalSavers to eventually include all businesses
Current I-9 Form reporting requirements
Other new and changing legislation to be aware of
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Founder & Attorney at CalWorkSafety & HR
Don Dressler is the founder of CalWorkSafety & HR, and is a national leader in labor law, risk management and human resources solutions. Don earned his MBA from Pepperdine University and his law degree from Stanford University of Law. Don served as the President of Insurance Services for Western Growers Association, and as Director and member of the Executive Committee of the California Coalition on Workers’ Compensation. He also served on the Board of Directors of the American Society of Association Executives and Association of California Insurance Companies. Don served as the Chairman of the Finance Commission for the City of Irvine from 1993-2011. Don has a true love for his community and the charities he’s involved in.
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