Tag Archives: California Supreme Court
Starbucks, others must pay California workers for off the clock tasks
by Daniel Wiessner, Reuters
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The court said that under California law, workers must generally be paid for any time they are required to be on their employers’ premises. Read More ›
AB 844: Trojan Horse that would have destroyed credit card privacy protections
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The bill was hijacked by retail industry lobbyists and amendments turned AB 844 into a vehicle to eliminate privacy protections for credit card transactions at brick-and-mortar businesses. The author held the bill until 2014, and has reaffirmed his commitment to work with us to restore it as a pro-privacy bill.