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Home Care Aides, Nannies, Get Wage and Hour Boosts

Efforts at both the state and federal level have boosted the level of workplace protection for home health aides, nannies and other domestic workers. Our Costa Mesa wage and hour attorneys understand that two separate measures will extend minimum wage and overtime protection to these workers, many of whom historically…

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Employment Lawsuit Issues To Take Center Stage in New U.S. Supreme Court Term

As the U.S. Supreme Court begins another session this month following its summer recess, there are a number of pending cases that could have a significant impact on labor and employment law. While our Costa Mesa wage and hour lawyers want to be hopeful about the outcome of these cases,…

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California Wage and Hour Lawsuits May be Prompted by New Minimum Wage Law

California has always been a trailblazer. The latest new territory involves being the first state to raise hourly minimum wage rates to double digits – $10-an-hour by 2016, per a bill that recently received Gov. Jerry Brown’s signature. In the interim, the rate will graduate to $9 hourly by next…

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Wage and Hour Lawsuit Filed Against Outback Restaurant Chain

Historically, large restaurant chains have been one of the top violators of federal and state wage and hour laws in the U.S. This may have to do with the fact that the restaurant industry is unique in the way it is permitted to structure its pay (on the basis of…

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California Wage and Hour Lawsuit Nets $2.2 Million Settlement

It is one of the largest providers of elder care in the country. Emeritus Senior Living facilities boast hundreds of locations across the country, thousands of workers and rake in millions in profits. And yet, as our Costa Mesa wage and hour dispute attorneys understand, when it came time to…

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Costa Mesa Employment Lawyers: Firms Must Properly Classify Workers

A new survey released recently by Inc.com indicates that roughly 20 percent of small business owners are voicing preference for independent contractors over full-time employees. Part of the reason reportedly has to do with employer requirements under the soon-to-be-enforced Affordable Healthcare Act, but our Costa Mesa wage and hour lawyers…

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California Wage and Hour Law at Issue in Fast Food Class Actions

A class action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of California workers employed at a popular, nationwide burger chain, accused of break and overtime violations. This suit joins previous litigation filed on behalf of current and former employees of a Mexican fast food chain. Our Costa Mesa overtime attorneys know…

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Overtime Court Battles Wage in California, Nationwide

A class action overtime lawsuit involving Los Angeles mechanics who alleged they were unfairly denied overtime pay by their employer has been settled for $3.5 million, meaning each claimant can expect to receive between $9,000 and $10,000. Our Costa Mesa wage and hour attorneys know that cases like this are…

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