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Rounding Employee Time in California—Even Via Neutral Policy—Creates Risk Under New Appellate Decision

Although prior California decisions have approved neutral rounding systems, Camp v. Home Depot U.S.A., Inc. questions that law when an employer can track employee clock times to the minute. Therefore, employers in California...more

California Supreme Court Prohibits Meal Break Rounding and Creates Violation Presumption

In light of the recent ruling, employers in California should be aware of the risks involved in using rounded time to determine whether an employee took a late or short meal break. ...more

California Supreme Court Turns Down Unpaid Wages Claim Under PAGA

The California Supreme Court has ruled that unpaid wages cannot be recovered in private attorney general actions under the state’s Labor Code Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA)....more

California Supreme Court Changes Rules for Classifying Workers as Independent Contractors by Adopting ABC Test in Some...

The April 30 ruling adopts the more stringent “ABC test” to distinguish between independent contractors and employees for purposes of claims based on California’s Wage Orders. Because satisfying this test is more difficult...more

California Supreme Court Clarifies Labor Code’s ‘Day of Rest’ Provisions

The court rejects a rolling “day of rest” and the duty to prevent the forsaking of a rest day in answering three questions certified by the Ninth Circuit....more

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