Labor/Employment
Dec. 11, 2014
California security checkpoint employee suits face uncertain future
The fate of several California employment lawsuits over whether workers must be paid for time spent waiting at security checkpoints to have their bags checked as they leave work has been thrown into doubt by a U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The fate of several California employment lawsuits over whether workers need to be compensated for time spent waiting at security checkpoints to have their bags checked as they leave work has been thrown into doubt by a U.S. Supreme Court ruling. Lawyers are debating how Tuesday's decision will affect pending cases.
Plaintiffs' attorneys said the ruling focuses only on a federal statute, but...
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