By Laura Ernde
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The California Supreme Court handed workers a huge victory Thursday, ruling that employers generally can't prevent them from banding together to fight wage-and-hour disputes.
The 4-3 ruling could have a ripple effect across the nation as other states wrestle with the same hotly contested issue. Gentry v. Circuit City, 2007 DJDAR 1343...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The California Supreme Court handed workers a huge victory Thursday, ruling that employers generally can't prevent them from banding together to fight wage-and-hour disputes.
The 4-3 ruling could have a ripple effect across the nation as other states wrestle with the same hotly contested issue. Gentry v. Circuit City, 2007 DJDAR 1343...
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