California Labor Code

Brendan Eich, Free Speech, and the California Labor Code

Posted in Employee Rights, Employment Law, News on May 3, 2014

Ilya Somin over at the Volokh Conspiracy has an interesting post about the implications of the Brendan Eich/Mozilla affair.  For those of us in California, of course, free speech protections in the workplace are nothing new.  California law has long prohibited employers from punishing employees for expressing their political views.  For example, Labor Code sections

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