Month: June 2023

Labor Democracy Dies Again in California Wall Street Journal 6/29 The early 20th-century progressive era gave birth to California’s ballot referendum that lets citizens overturn

Labor California Supreme Court to decide the fate of Prop. 22, carving gig workers out of state labor law San Francisco Chronicle 6/29 The California

Labor Is California using an old labor board to get around a fast food industry referendum? CalMatters 6/27 Folded into California’s $310 billion budget agreement

Labor Why are restaurants sneaking in service charges? They say they have no choice FOX5 6/25 (NEXSTAR) – In case your $20 salad and $15

Labor Is restaurant tipping getting out of hand? The Hill 6/23 American diners may be reaching a tipping point. Starbucks union says workers at more

Labor Santa Cruz County finds itself on front lines of statewide battle over fast food franchisor liability bill Lookout Santa Cruz 6/21 A statewide campaign

Labor Would Fast-Food Law Improve Worker Safety? CA Legislators Want to Change the Rules GV Wire 6/20 California legislators are working to change the fast-food

Labor Domino’s Drivers Arbitration Fight Gets New Ninth Circuit Look Bloomberg Law 6/20 Domino’s Pizza LLC and a group of ingredient delivery drivers will spar

Labor 38 L.A. County restaurants receive funding from California Restaurant Foundation L.A. Business Journal 6/14 The $2.1 million fund, supported by SoCalGas and other California