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Restaurant Workers Fight for More Rights and Better Conditions

A restaurant worker can make a pretty good living if he or she can find at job at the right location.  However, as it turns out, most workers are having a tough time finding a sweet spot. According to a recent news article from the New York Times, the vast majority of…

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New Football Stadium Jobs Promise Might Not Be as Good as Advertised

There has been a lot of news coverage about the Rams moving to Los Angeles and about the new L.A. Rams Stadium.  According to a recent news feature from the Los Angles Times, those in support of building the new stadium with taxpayer dollars said that the project would create nearly…

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Arbitration Mandatory for California Truck Driver Wage Disputes

According to recent news feature from HR.BLR.com, a California employer operates a shipping, distribution, and warehousing business at ports in Southern California, including Los Angeles and Long Beach. The company accepts the shipments at the docks, stores the merchandise, and then has its drivers deliver the goods throughout the state…

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One Wage for Restaurant Workers

If you have never waited tables, you probably do not understand how servers get paid and why tips are very important. In 43 states in the nation, restaurant workers get paid far less than minimum. While the federal minimum wage is $7.25, an employee at restaurant waiting tables probably makes…

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Palacio v. Jan & Gail’s Care Homes: A right to Meal Breaks for CA Employees

In Palacio v. Jan & Gail’s Care Homes, plaintiff was employed at defendant’s 24-hour residential care facility for developmentally disabled individuals. Defendant owned and operated six of these facilities and employed just less than 50 workers at any given time. There are numerous shifts for workers, so the facility can…

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A Look at Workers’ Satisfaction in Los Angeles

According to a recent news article from Los Angeles Weekly, more than 50 percent of millennials living and working in the Los Angeles area are not happy with their jobs. The article is focusing on college grads, who spent a great deal of money getting a college education and now…

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A Look at How a Hike in Minimum Wage Affects Workers

It should come as a surprise to nobody that anyone working for minimum wage in Los Angeles would likely welcome an increase in the city’s minimum wage or an increase in the state minimum wage to a rate above what the city currently mandates. However, as one might also expect,…

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Recent Change to California Employment Law

While some aspects of the law and legal doctrine date back more than 1,000 years ago, when empires were fighting each other in Western Europe, a good portion of our laws and our legal system are constantly evolving based upon the will of the people and the actions of legislative…

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U.S. Court of Appeals Agrees with Home Health Workers

According to a recent article from California Healthline, The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has issued an opinion granting home healthcare workers the right to overtime pay and no less than the prevailing minimum wage. The decision paves the way for officials in the…

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