What Is My Term of Employment?
Before you accept any job, you should be sure to understand your term of employment. These terms include your responsibilities and the benefits of your employment. By accepting a job, you agree to these terms. In addition, they often include items like benefits, salary, termination, and company policies. If you need assistance understanding your terms…
4 Ways To Get Ahead on Your Discrimination Claim
Have you experienced discrimination in the workplace? What is workplace discrimination? Legally, workplace discrimination occurs when a member of a protected class is mistreated based on protected characteristics. Discrimination can occur on the job or during the hiring process. While California law prohibits workplace discrimination and harassment, winning a discrimination case is not always easy….
Retaliation in the Workplace in California
Despite the many legal protections in place to protect employees from wrongful termination, it is sometimes difficult to secure remedies for individuals who are not fired but face workplace retribution. Employees who are being punished at work may be able to get some help from the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) and California’s whistleblower…
California Arbitration or Non-Arbitration Requirements in Employment Relationships
On October 2022, California Labor Code 432.6 was signed into law. Simply put, that code prohibits employers from making employees from requiring mandatory arbitration as a condition of employment. A recent case Lyere v West Auto Group shows the “I don’t recall signing this” does not work (unless you are Col. Ollie North testifying before…
California Wage and Hour Claims: What You Should Know
Do you have unpaid wages or overtime issues that your California employer refuses to address? This frustrating situation can make many employees feel helpless and cause real financial stress that may impact their lives. However, working with the best employment lawyer San Diego can help you get the recourse you deserve. Here is what you…
2023 Guide to Wrongful Termination Laws in California
In California, an employer can fire an employee for any reason, providing that the reason is not unlawful. However, if an employer fires you for an improper or illegal reason, you may be able to file a wrongful termination claim. The Law Office of John P. Martin can help you with California wrongful termination laws….




