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Flying Food fined $1 2 million for lag in rehiring laid off workers

Senate Bill 93 requires hospitality businesses to offer employees who were laid off due to COVID-19 the opportunity to return to work in order of seniority.

San franciscoUnited statesLos angeles countyLilia garcSonia ceronGary duplessisFood groupBureau of contract administrationDivision of labor standards enforcementFlying food groupLabor standards enforcementSenate billCommissioner lilia garcFlying foodUnite here localCalifornia highway patrol

Flying Food fined $1 2 million for lag in rehiring laid off workers

Senate Bill 93 requires hospitality businesses to offer employees who were laid off due to COVID-19 the opportunity to return to work in order of seniority.

United statesLos angeles countySan franciscoSonia ceronGary duplessisLilia garcBureau of contract administrationDivision of labor standards enforcementFood groupFlying food groupLabor standards enforcementSenate billCommissioner lilia garcFlying foodUnite here localCalifornia highway patrol

Flying Food fined $1 2 million for lag in rehiring laid off workers

Senate Bill 93 requires hospitality businesses to offer employees who were laid off due to COVID-19 the opportunity to return to work in order of seniority.

United statesLos angeles countySan franciscoSonia ceronGary duplessisLilia garcDivision of labor standards enforcementBureau of contract administrationFood groupFlying food groupLabor standards enforcementSenate billCommissioner lilia garcFlying foodUnite here localCalifornia highway patrol

Poultry firms using labor contractors still on hook for $1 47 million over wage allegations

Three poultry companies and their owner paid $1.47 million to resolve a settlement alleging underpayment of 300 workers.

United statesLos angelesLa puenteLilia garcJt foods specialty incPoultry incMg poultry incCamacho poultryCalifornia department of industrial relationsLos angeles superior courtFoods incSullon poultry incDaily newsview allCalifornia departmentIndustrial relationsExclusive poultry inc

California workers can t get timely hearings on wage theft claims State orders audit

It takes the state nearly 800 days four times longer than is legal to handle wage claims. Lawmakers ordered an audit to start Sept. 1, if agency issues aren’t addressed by then.

Chula vistaUnited statesGavin newsomAssemblymember david alvarezLorena gonzalezAssemblymember jim woodAshley hoffmanLilia garcSteve glazerGonzalez fletcherJohn lairdUniversity of californiaCalifornia chamberCalifornia labor federationDepartment of industrial relationsAudit committee

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