May an employee be disciplined by an employer, or have an absence to respond to a subpoena to appear as a witness treated as an unexcused absence, in California?
May an employee be disciplined by an employer, or have an absence to respond to a subpoena to appear as a witness treated as an unexcused absence, in California?
Most states, and I suspect all, forbid employers from punishing employees for appearing in court pursuant to subpoenas.
Quoting California Labor Code, Sec. 230(b)