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California court expands whistleblower shield when workers misread pay laws

The court examined the FAQ document Contreras had read. While lawyers would correctly understand that the Equal Pay Act only covers discrimination based on protected characteristics, the court found the document could easily mislead someone without legal training. Several questions focused on substantially similar work without mentioning sex, race, or ethnicity. The act’s name itself, Equal Pay Act, contains no hint that it only applies to specific types of discrimination.
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