By Catherine Ho
Daily Journal Staff Writer The state Supreme Court's decision this week to let stand a ruling that went against Starbucks baristas came as no surprise to employment and labor lawyers, who said it is part of a nascent shift away from a historically employee-friendly atmosphere in California. The court decided on Wednesday not to review the 4th District's reversal of a $100 million award to Starbucks baristas over the company's tip-...
Daily Journal Staff Writer The state Supreme Court's decision this week to let stand a ruling that went against Starbucks baristas came as no surprise to employment and labor lawyers, who said it is part of a nascent shift away from a historically employee-friendly atmosphere in California. The court decided on Wednesday not to review the 4th District's reversal of a $100 million award to Starbucks baristas over the company's tip-...
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