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Currency
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Employer Taxes
Federal, Social Security, Medicare, Unemployment, Workers' Compensation, ETT, SDI
Payroll Frequency
Semi-monthly; weekly or biweekly for certain occupations.
Language
English
Date Format
MM/DD/YYYY
California By The Numbers
39.5 million
Population
3.6 trillion
GDP
10
National Holidays
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Weekly Working Hours
National Holidays
Leave
Paid sick leave: 1 hour per 30 hours worked, up to 40 hours/year; Family Rights Act provides 12 weeks unpaid leave.
Employment Contracts
No state specific requirements. Federal law does not mandate written employment contracts, but specific conditions and exceptions may apply
Types of Employment
Employees (including Temporary and Part Time workers) and Independent Contractors.
Employment Costs
FUTA: 6% on wages up to $7,000 annually;
Social Security: 6.20% on wages up to $168,000
Medicare Tax: 1.45% on wages Unemployment: 1.5% to 6.2%
Workers’ compensation Employment Training Tax (ETT) State Disability Insurance (SDI)
IC Class Factors
Labor Leasing
No labor leasing license is required.
Minimum Wage Requirements
$16.50 per hour, for all employers. Several city and county specific regulations require higher hourly rates. The minimum wage for fast food workers is now $20.00 per hour.
Medical Benefits
Follows federal ACA requirements; stricter state mandates, including requirements for minimum essential coverage. Employer mandate for 100+ employees. Penalties for non-compliance, individual mandate exists.
Probationary Periods
No specific state regulations; employer discretion, but subject to general employment laws and protections.
Termination Notice
At-will employment; no notice required, but WARN Act applies for mass layoffs (60 days’ notice).
Severance
Generally no mandatory severance pay, but required in certain cases (e.g., mass layoffs under WARN Act). Based on length of service; specifics depend on employer policies or collective bargaining agreements.
Pre-hire Checks
Ban-the-box; no inquiry about arrests not leading to conviction. Prohibition of drug testing without specific policies and restriction on denying employment due to recreational, off-site cannabis use.
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