September 2022
Labor Lawyer Ryan Stygar explains reporting requirements for employers who hire anti-union consultants to resist collective bargaining. Companies often fail to meet reporting obligations, but Attorney Ryan Stygar has a few ideas on how that can be fixed. Read On
July 2022
Attorney Ryan Stygar (aka "The Labor Lawyer") explains why these 9 common interview question are unlawful. Read On
August 2021
California-based labor and employment attorney Ryan Stygar said it may be possible to negotiate a neutral reference check in severance ... Read On
May 2022
Labor attorney Ryan Stygar has shared how workers can protect their harassment and discrimination complaints from being quashed by human resources departments. Read On
March 2022
Amazon failed to pay area managers in California the overtime they were entitled to since their roles did not fall under exemptions from overtime requirements, according to a proposed class action... Read On
May 2022
Posting to TikTok under the username The Labor Lawyer (@attorneyryan), Ryan Stygar helps employees navigate a variety of work-related issues, such as bathroom breaks, pay cuts and much more. His goal? To inform workers of their rights. Read On
May 2022
Labor Law expert Ryan Stygar has gone viral after explaining the dramatic pitfall's of some relocation packages: If you quit or are fired after under two years, you have to pay back some of the money they gave you, which can total over $20,000. Read On
February 2022
"The Labor Lawyer" explains how workers can get severance after quitting their jobs... Read On
April 2022
Labor Law expert Ryan Stygar is on a mission to teach workers about their rights. Read On
October 2021
Employment Lawyer Ryan Stygar revealed in a video that in many cases companies will begin to limit the hours a pregnant person can work, before ultimately terminating the position. "The Labor Lawyer" shares tips on preventing pregnancy discrimination and, when necessary, pursuing a discrimination lawsuit. Read On
December 2019
Employment lawyer and former firefighter Ryan Stygar discusses California's universal basic income plan. Read On
January 2020
This year, California suffered its most destructive fire season ever. Over four million acres burned, but the fight to contain the flames is far from over. To meet the extraordinary demand for firefighters, California tapped into its largest pool of able-bodied people—its prisons. Employment law expert and practicing Labor Lawyer Ryan Stygar discusses... Read On
July 2020
On the frontlines of a major fire, hundreds of firefighters cut defensive lines to protect lives and property from the advancing blaze. Among the flames, a select group of firefighters stand out. They use shovels, axes, and chainsaws to create a firebreak. Unlike the other firefighters who wear yellow, these men and women wear orange. “Prisoner CDCR” is printed in bold letters on their backs... Read On
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