PHRca Flashcards Set #3 (Terms 101-150)

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1
Three Years
Complaints of discrimination must be
filed with the DFEH within ___________
from the date of the
alleged discriminatory act.
2
Right to Sue Notice
The Fair Employment and Housing act
requires that individuals must exhaust
their administrative remedies with the
DFEH by filing a complaint and
obtaining a __________________ from the
Department before filing a lawsuit
under the FEHA.
3
California Labor Code Section 132a
California law states "there should not
be discrimination against workers who
are injured in the course and scope of
their employment".
4
Online Privacy Protection Act
Generally applies to websites that
actively seek information from
visitors, such as the data used to
complete an online employment
application
5
OPPA
Online Privacy Protection Act
6
Investigative Consumer Reporting Agencies Act
Employers may use reference checks
and background investigations to
screen applicants in accordance with
the ____________________ .
7
Polygraph Tests
California Labor Code prohibits
employers from demanding or
requiring any employee or applicant to
take a ________________ , lie detector,
or similar test or examination as a
condition of employment or continued
employment.
8
California Constitution Article 1
"...All people are by nature free and
independent and have inalienable
rights. Among these are enjoying and
defending life and liberty, acquiring,
possessing, and protecting property,
and pursuing and obtaining safety,
happiness, and privacy."
9
Social Security Number
In California it is against the law to
post or display and employee's ____________ .
10
Video Event Recorders
For employers who employ drivers,
California law permits employers to
monitor driver performance through
the use of _______________ with special
provisions.
11
Everify System
California employers are only allowed
to utilize the ____________________
after a conditional offer of
employment has been made, or when
doing so is required under federal law
or as a condition for receiving federal
funds.
12
Current Employees
Everify cannot be used for verifying
13
Medical Examinations
_____________________ of
applicants are only allowed after a
conditional job offer has been made.
14
Photos and Fingerprints
The California Attorney General
permits employers to maintain __________________
for their own use, but they may not
provide them to third parties
(including local police departments or
other government agencies).
15
Social Media
California's Assembly Bill 1844
prohibits employers from requiring
applicants to provide their e-mail
or ________________ account
usernames and passwords, with
limited exception
16
Non-Compete Agreements
The crucial general rule is that every
contract in which anyone is restrained
from engaging in a lawful profession,
trade or business of any kind is to that
extent void.
17
No-Solicitation Agreement
An agreement by one (1) party not to
solicit the business of specified
customers of the other party, typically
limited to a specific time period.
18
A Nondisclosure Agreement
A pact by one (1) party not to use or
disclose defined confidential
information belonging to another
party, sometimes limited to a specific
time period.
19
Invention Assignment Agreement
An employee assigns to the
organization any and all rights the
employee may have to inventions and
ideas generated through the
employment with the organization.
20
California's Unfair Competition Law
Former employees (and the new
employers that hire them) can become
liable when the circumstances of the
new hiring involve misappropriation of
trade secrets or violation of
enforceable post-employment
restrictions, or where the conduct
involves independent wrongful acts to
the detriment of the former employer.
21
Uniform Trade Secrets Act
Protects only certain defined trade
secrets, that is, information, including
a formula, pattern, compilation,
program, device, method, technique or
process that meets certain criteria.
22
UTSA
Uniform Trade Secrets Act
23
Good Faith and Fair Dealing
In every contract or agreement made
in California there is an implied
promise of _____________ .
24
Work Permit
Employers must have a _____________
for each employed minor on file and
available for inspection by school and
labor officials at all times.
25
Entertainment Work Permit
There are two (2) types available; the
standard six (6) month and a ten (10)
day Temporary Entertainment Work
Permit.
26
State Contracts
They are required to maintain a drug-
free workplace, follow certain anti-
discrimination requirements, and
abide by all applicable wage and hour
laws.
27
Sweat Free Code of Conduct
All contractors or subcontractors
contracting for the procurement or
laundering of apparel, garments or
corresponding accessories,
equipment, materials, or supplies
(other than procurement related to a
public works contract) for the state of
California, will sign a statement under
penalty of perjury to abide by
California anti-discrimination and
workplace rules.
28
Employment Development Department
Deals with unemployment, state
disability, workforce investment, and
labor market information programs as
well as collects and audits payroll
taxes.
29
EDD
Employment Development Department
30
New or Rehired Reports
Employers are required to provide this
report to the EDD's New Employee
Registry within twenty (20) days from
their start date.
31
English Only Policies
_______________ prohibit the use of other languages in
the workplace and they are illegal in
California unless certain conditions
are met, including business necessity
and employee notice.
32
Private Attorney General Act
Aggrieved employees are able to sue
their employer with certain
protections.
33
PAGA
Private Attorney General Act
34
Domestic Partnership
A legal relationship available to all
same-sex couples, and opposite-
sex couples.
35
Protection for Political Involvement
California employers cannot enforce
any policy forbidding or preventing
employees from engaging or
participating in politics.
36
California Security Breach Information Act
Requires any person, agency, or
organization that is doing business in
California to notify any affected
persons should such a database
breach occur.
37
California Minimum Wage Poster
The Department of Industrial Relations
requires employers to post
information related to wages, hours
and working conditions in an area
frequented by applicants and
employees where it may be easily read
during the workday.
38
Healthy Workplaces Health Families Poster
This poster advises employees of their
sick leave rights under the new law.
39
Safety and Health Protection on the Job
This poster explains the basic
requirements and procedures for
compliance with the state's job safety
and health laws and regulations and
covers what an employer must do,
what an employer must not do, what to
do when Cal/OSHA comes to the
workplace and fines and penalties. It
also provides contact information for
Cal/OSHA representatives.
40
Emergency Phone Number Poster
Organizations must post emergency
phone numbers, including numbers
such as 911, fire department and other
emergency responders.
Notice to Employees - Injuries Caused
41
by Work Poster
Advises employees that they may be
entitled to Workers' Compensation
benefits if they are injured or become
ill because of their job.
42
The Whistleblower Protection Poster
Informs employees that they are
protected from retaliation by their
employer for reporting to a
government or law enforcement
agency any information that the
employee reasonably believes
discloses a violation or
noncompliance with a federal or state
law or regulation, or an unsafe
working condition or practice.
43
No Smoking Poster
Signage explaining that smoking is
prohibited except in designated areas
must be posted in all California
buildings.
44
California Law Prohibits Harassment or Discrimination
Educates employees about their rights
and obligations to prevent harassment
of all forms in the workplace.
45
Notice to Employees - UI, SDI, PFL
An employer should post only the
information that applies to its
employees. For example, if the
employer is not covered by SDI or
PFL, then it should post only the UI
information.
46
Time Off to Vote Poster
Not less than ten (10) days before
every statewide election, employers
must post this notice.
47
Your Rights and Obligations as a Pregnant Employee
Explains that it is against the law to
discriminate against a woman
because she is pregnant and
describes related employee rights and
obligations.
48
Farm Labor Contractors Licensed by the DLSE Poster
Licensed farm labor contractors must
display pay rates prominently where
work is to be performed and on all
vehicles used by the licensee for
transportation of employees.
49
Workers' Compensation Pamphlet
Explains an employee's rights if injured on the job.
50
State Disability Insurance Pamphlet
Explains employee's obligation to pay
State Disability Insurance and their
rights to collect in time of their own
illness or injury.
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