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La ley dicta que los empresarios deben hacer “ajustes razonables” para los trabajadores que se niegan a vacunarse por sus creencias religiosas. Pero en algunos puestos de trabajo, puede que no sea posible un ajuste.
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Law dictates that employers must make “reasonable accommodations” for workers who refuse to be vaccinated because of religious beliefs. But in some jobs, an accommodation may not be possible.
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The Treasury would have to default on some government bills, possibly including checks to investors and retirees. And it may not be able to pick which ones. The effects of a default would ripple through the U.S. and global economy.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation that allows more than one unit to be built on lots zoned for only one. It sounds technical, but it’s a major change in California housing policy. Here’s what it means.
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There’s a growing demand for people who can create sonic atmospheres for everything from a mobile phone app to a feature film. Here are some tips for how to get started.
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The 2020 election generated a lot of anxiety about the Postal Service’s ability to deliver ballots on time. Californians can track their ballots to make sure they’ve been received and counted.
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Cómo votar en las elecciones revocatorias de California.
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Californians stand to lose over $1 billion in federal help starting Friday. But other expanded benefit programs are available to help with food, rent, healthcare and more.
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Under California law, websites must give you control over your personal information. Some sites aren’t making that easy to do, however.
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Starting Wednesday, Angelenos who lost income in the pandemic can apply again for help paying the rent debt they’ve accrued. Landlords can apply too.
