Labor/Employment
Aug. 25, 2007
Employees Dealt Two Legal Blows
Thursday was not so good for California workers, who lost two close questions of employment law at the California Supreme Court on 4-3 votes. In one case, the court held that grocery store managers have no recourse that their bonuses were reduced. In another, the court made it harder for plaintiffs to win disability discrimination claims.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Thursday was not so good for California workers, who lost two close questions of employment law at the California Supreme Court on 4-3 votes.
In the first of two cases decided by the same four-justice majority, the court settled what it called a "significant question" of state wage law, finding that Ralphs Grocery did not break the law in t...
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