California Supreme Court
Nov. 5, 2014
State high court hints that company must pay workers for time spent on call
The state Supreme Court appears poised to rule that security guards who are required to be on site must be paid for all their time regardless of whether or not they actually worked.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - The state Supreme Court appears poised to rule that security guards who are required to be on site must be paid for all their time regardless of whether or not they actually worked. The justices strongly hinted at the pro-employee ruling during oral argument on Monday.
The case stems from a class action filed by trailer guards of CPS Security Solutions, which provides around the clock sec...
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