Labor/Employment
Mar. 12, 2014
Chef training programs ripe to become freshest internship lawsuits
Chefs aren't suing in droves yet, but practices at many restaurants mirror the unpaid internship model found in many media and entertainment companies that is turning into liability
Daily Journal Staff Writer
When a wave of underpaid interns turned against their employers, a new era of wage and hour litigation dawned. At least, that's how attorneys who defend businesses against employment lawsuits describe the current landscape for their clients in prestigious industries that attract volunteers and interns. Now, a long-running practice in the restaurant industry appears ripe for legal scrutiny, employment attor...
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