When military personnel step away from their civilian employment to serve the nation, whether through active duty, reserve activation, or deployment to major disaster sites, they are protected by law. One of the most important protections comes through the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act—commonly known as USERRA. For FEMA reservists and other military […]
Retaliation and discrimination in the workplace are receiving unprecedented attention from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The ones particularly subtle or indirect are under consideration and federal oversight agencies. Recent updates and enforcement trends, especially linked to the CREW Act, have raised the stakes for employers and managers who are still unaware of the legal […]
FEMA reservists are the often-unsung heroes who step in when disaster strikes. They are called into action during floods, hurricanes, wildfires, and national emergencies, providing critical support to communities in crisis. Yet for years, their legal protections in the workplace have not matched the importance of their service. Recent developments between 2024 and 2025 have […]
FEMA reservists are vital to national disaster response, stepping up when the country needs them most. Whether it’s hurricanes, wildfires, or public health emergencies, these intermittent federal employees often serve on short notice, balancing this duty with civilian employment. While their role is critical, many reservists face unresolved challenges when it comes to receiving fair […]
Every year, hurricane season brings anxiety and urgency to millions of Texans. Communities brace for impact as storms threaten homes, infrastructure, and livelihoods. At the center of this effort are FEMA reservists—dedicated members of the federal workforce who respond when disasters strike. But while FEMA reservists serve with courage and commitment, many are unsure of […]
In recent years, Florida has experienced some of the most destructive hurricane seasons in its history. As natural disasters increase in frequency and severity, the need for trained emergency personnel—including Florida FEMA reservists—has never been greater. These service members play a vital role in responding to crises, often participating in multiple deployments across different emergencies. […]
Supervising a FEMA reservist is a unique responsibility that requires not only operational awareness but also a strong understanding of legal protections and administrative obligations. Reservists play a critical role in the federal government’s disaster response team management, supporting communities during natural disasters, public health emergencies, and national crises. For supervisors in federal or civilian […]
In California, labor compliance has evolved significantly over the last decade—and so have the consequences of non-compliance. For employers, supervisors, and HR professionals, understanding the Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA), liquidated damages, and wage and hour issues is more than just legal housekeeping—it’s essential to avoiding costly litigation and government scrutiny. The CREW Act, updates […]
The Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA) is a U.S. federal law designed to protect service members from employment discrimination and job loss due to their military service. While many assume that this law only applies to domestic employers, the reality is different. If your business is located overseas but employs U.S. citizens, […]
Complying with federal regulations is no small feat—especially for small businesses trying to grow, stay agile, and maintain trust. A key area of concern that continues to affect many small companies is the handling of stolen property and avoiding violations under the CREW Act. With increasing enforcement from the federal government, now is the time […]
One heartbreaking and all-too-common issue is elder financial abuse, particularly when it is committed by a family member. This form of financial exploitation targets older adults who may be vulnerable due to age, illness, or disabilities. What makes this abuse especially painful is the relationship involved — often a loved one or trusted individual who […]
When you book a hotel room, the last thing on your mind is whether the balcony outside your window is safe. You assume the property owners, engineers, and building inspectors have done their jobs. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Across California and beyond, hotel balcony safety violations: fall risks and building code compliance […]
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