Labor/Employment
Aug. 10, 2006
Employers Turn to Mediation to Resolve Meal-Break Cases
Focus Column - John Paul Murphy, a store manager of Kenneth Cole Productions, resigned from his position in 2002 after a friend told him that the company had not been paying him correctly.
By Barbara A. Reeves
John Paul Murphy, a store manager of Kenneth Cole Productions, resigned from his position in 2002 after a friend told him that the company had not been paying him correctly. Today, Murphy's case, Murphy v. Kenneth Cole Productions, 2006 Cal. Lexis 4775 (review granted, February 22, 2006), and two other similar cases, Mills v. Superior Court, 2006 DJDAR 4368, and National Steel and Ship...
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