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Calif. Bill Aims To Protect Unemployed From Job Bias

By Erin Coe (March 20, 2012, 9:41 PM EDT) -- A California assembly committee is planning to consider a bill next week that would make it illegal for companies in the state to reject job applicants just because they are unemployed, but the legislation faces opposition from business groups that argue it would keep companies from asking important questions about an applicant's employment history....

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