California Supreme Court justices are set to decide which employees who complain about perceived labor violations are protected under a state law meant to encourage workers to report wrongdoing along the scale of Enron.
The justices, during Wednesday’s oral arguments, debated if only the first worker to blow the whistle gets protected from retaliation and how much would they be expected to know before reporting any wrongdoing.
At issue is how far California’s whistleblower protections stretch and if only the first to complain could claim retaliation from any adverse action. The employer in the case argues that the Legislature didn’t ...
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