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California - New Wage Rates Announced for Computer Exemption
Under Labor Code Section 515.5, some computer software employees are considered exempt if they meet certain duties and compensation criteria. The compensation rate is supposed to vary with the rate of inflation. The California Division of Labor Statistics and Research has just adjusted the...
New California Laws Increase Penalties for Employee Misclassification and Wage Theft
by Michael S. Kun, Eric A. Cook, and Jennifer A. Goldman California Governor Jerry Brown has signed two employment-related bills into law, raising the stakes for employers doing business in California. The two laws, which increase the penalties for employers that wrongly classify employees as...
Brinker!! Argument is 11/08/11
The California Supreme Court will hear arguments in Brinker v. Superior Court (see a bunch of posts here) regarding employers' obligations to provide meal periods. Argument is November 8 in San Francisco. I'm so excited, I need a rest period. Docket is here.DGVSHAW VALENZA LLP -...
New York Federal Court Finds Corporate CEO Individually Liable For Unpaid Wages
In the latest installment in a long running dispute regarding compensation of certain mid-level managerial employees at the Gristede’s chain of New York-area grocery stores, federal Judge Paul Crotty ruled last week that Gristede’s corporate CEO, John Catsimatidis, is an individually...
Court holds conclusory allegations of retailer's wage and hour violations do not belong in federal court
A federal court in Pennsylvania has held conclusory allegations that a retailer required a putative class of non-exempt store managers to work off the clock and failed to pay them overtime, in violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”), are insufficient to state a claim...
