By Dhyana Levey
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - The recent outpouring of amicus briefs filed in the biggest employment case on the California Supreme Court's docket came as no surprise to businesses and workers arguing over whether an employer must ensure its staff's rest breaks are taken. But the one filed this week by the state's top labor official came as an unwelcome shock to lawyers representing employees. Labor Commissioner Angela...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - The recent outpouring of amicus briefs filed in the biggest employment case on the California Supreme Court's docket came as no surprise to businesses and workers arguing over whether an employer must ensure its staff's rest breaks are taken. But the one filed this week by the state's top labor official came as an unwelcome shock to lawyers representing employees. Labor Commissioner Angela...
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