Labor/Employment
Sep. 11, 2001
Dark Matter
As Californians crank up their air conditioners, blackouts loom over the heads of the state's employers - at least for several more months. Thus far, employers have managed to avoid these man-made disasters that can shut down their businesses, leaving their employees idle and their customers' needs unfulfilled. Employers are asking what, if anything, they can do when the power goes.
While summer may have reached its end, the summer heat certainly has not. Californians will continue to flip on their air conditioners to beat the rising temperatures, taxing the state's energy stores. As a result, rolling blackouts still loom over the heads of the st...
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