According to California Labor Code $1102\mathrm{.}5$ employers may not adopt or enforce which one of the following policies or rules?

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Employers may not prevent an employee from disclosing insider information concerning the company's anticipated stock price before an initial public offering of the company's stock.

Employers may not prevent employees from disclosing any of this information under the California Labor Code $1102\mathrm{.}5$

Employers may not prevent an employee from disclosing trade secrets$,$ if those secrets are learned in the regular course of the worker's duties

Employers may not prevent an employee from disclosing information to a government agency that the employee reasonably believes discloses a violation of federal, state or local law

Employers may not prevent an employee from disclosing the company's business plan to competitors as long as there is not a specific provision in the employee handbook prohibiting such action.