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California employers know the holidays bring chilly nights (by California standards), holiday cheer, decked halls, and… ringing in the New Year with a host of new employment laws and compliance challenges.

RICHMOND — With state hospitals continuing to be strained by mental health patients in crisis, Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced Monday the creation of a task force…

Lorenzo Mays, who is intellectually disabled, spent years lost in a criminal justice system in California that too often fails people with developmental disabilities and mental illness.

Fauquier clinic is piloting a program that relies on virtual providers and supervisors.

 

California employers know a host of new employment laws and compliance challenges are on the rise. Here’s a summary of what we believe are some key aspects of new legislation that employers should be aware of before popping the bubbly and toasting to 2023.

Employers address the question of whether they are required to provide time off for abortion-related care, including possible requisite travel time, under federal laws, such as the FMLA, the ADA, and the Pregnancy Discrimination Act.

The Fauquier Free Clinic will provide free telemental health services to eligible Virginians who either do not have insurance or are underinsured through the Virginia Telemental Health Initiative, according to

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Virginia needs a major new investment in funding for behavioral health care services, Republican Gov.

The outstanding bonds on the state-owned Central Virginia Training Center property are paid off as of Wednesday.