Employee Benefits
Aug. 3, 1999
Changing Times
By Richard S. Rosenberg When the California Industrial Welfare Commission scuttled the state's daily overtime requirement for a large segment of the work force (including law firms) nearly two years ago, Democratic candidate Gray Davis made the restoration of daily overtime a priority. Fulfilling his campaign promise, on July 20 Davis signed into law "The Eight-Hour-Day Restoration and Workplace Flexibility Act of 1999" (AB60).
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By Richard S. Rosenberg
When the California Industrial Welfare Commission scuttled the state's daily overtime requirement for a large segment of the work force (including law firms) nearly two years ago, Democratic candidate Gray Davis made the rest...
By Richard S. Rosenberg
When the California Industrial Welfare Commission scuttled the state's daily overtime requirement for a large segment of the work force (including law firms) nearly two years ago, Democratic candidate Gray Davis made the rest...
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