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BYOD texting and California Labor Code § 2802

Reimbursement rules catch out employers who text staff on personal phones. Here is the compliant way to do it.

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What § 2802 actually requires

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Where benefits comms fall inside it

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BYOD texting and California Labor Code § 2802

What § 2802 actually requires

Where benefits comms fall inside it

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