Common use of Claims Not Covered by the Agreement Clause in Contracts

Claims Not Covered by the Agreement. Claims the Employee may have for workers’ compensation (excluding discrimination claims under workers’ compensation statutes), unemployment compensation benefits, or claims under the Private Attorney General Act of 2004 (“PAGA”), California Labor Code Sections 2699 et seq. are not covered by this Arbitration Section.

Claims Not Covered by the Agreement. Claims the Employee may have for workers’ compensation (excluding discrimination claims under workers’ compensation statutes), unemployment compensation benefits, or claims under the Private Attorney General Act of 2004 2014 (“PAGA”), California Labor Code Sections 2699 et seq. are not covered by this Arbitration Sectionsection.

Claims Not Covered by the Agreement. Claims the Employee may have for workers’ compensation (excluding discrimination claims under workers’ compensation statutes), unemployment compensation benefits, or claims under the Private Attorney General Act of 2004 2014 (“PAGA”), California Labor Code Sections 2699 et seq. ., are not covered by this Arbitration Sectionsection.

Claims Not Covered by the Agreement. Claims the Employee may have for workers’ compensation (excluding discrimination claims under workers’ compensation statutes), unemployment compensation benefits, or claims under the Private Attorney General Act of 2004 (“PAGA”), California Labor Code Sections 2699 et seq. are not covered by this Arbitration Sectionsection.