Legal Question in Employment Law in California

Can a potential employer require you to come in for one day just to "try you out"?
I thought this was what a probationary period was for?
I was asked to come in meet with the president and then I will be assigned tasks and observed by other "team members" before they make an offer if any.
Is this legal?

Asked on 7/25/12, 10:55 am

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Yup.

Answered on 7/25/12, 11:40 am

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