Employee Benefits
Oct. 22, 2010
Judge Certifies Grocery Class Actions
Grocery chains Ralphs and Albertsons could pay as much as $40 million to 9,000 workers who claim they were illegally denied benefits during the 2003-04 lockout and strike, after two separate class actions were certified by Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge William Highberger on Tuesday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Grocery chains Ralphs and Albertsons could pay as much as $40 million to 9,000 workers who claim they were illegally denied benefits during the 2003-04 lockout and strike, after two separate class actions were certified by Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge William Highberger on Tuesday.
The cases challenge the California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board's decisions that...
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