Mind the Reporting Requirements Gap
January 1st brought with it a host of new laws from the California Legislature. One of these was Assembly Bill 685 (Reyes). AB 685 requires certain notice and reporting requirements …
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Amazon’s COVID-19 Safety Practices Investigated
Court filings in an Amazon employee’s workplace safety lawsuit reveal that three agencies at the state and local level are actively investigating working conditions at the company’s San Francisco fulfillment …
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California Supreme Court Opines On PAGA Claims
A California worker at the head of a private attorneys general act (PAGA) class action case alleging widespread underpayment of wages can continue to pursue the case even though he …
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PAGA, Comp, Classification Issues Dominate Labor Secretary’s Confirmation Hearing
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s appointment of Julie Su to be California’s next Secretary of Labor and Workforce Development received wide-ranging support from labor and business interests at her confirmation hearing before …
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Plaintiff Fails In PAGA Misclassification Suit
The GrubHub food delivery service successfully rebuffed a private attorney general action (PAGA) lawsuit claiming that it was misclassifying its drivers as independent contractors rather than employees. A federal court …
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Is a PEO a Co-Employer or Not?
In an interesting case, a professional employer organization (PEO) has been dismissed from a federal class-action lawsuit seeking unpaid wages after the court found that Peoplease LLC was not the …
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