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NEWSOM talks CRIME — ELDER s 11th hour win, FAULCONER denied — new RECALL list has 46 candidates — MCCARTHY balks as PELOSI rejects BANKS, JORDAN

NEWSOM talks CRIME — ELDER s 11th hour win, FAULCONER denied — new RECALL list has 46 candidates — MCCARTHY balks as PELOSI rejects BANKS, JORDAN
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California Supreme Court Decision Alters Meal, Rest Period Premiums

Advertisement California Employers Will Need to Change How They Calculate Meal and Rest Period Premiums Following California Supreme Court Decision Tuesday, July 20, 2021 California law generally requires employers to pay non-exempt employees a premium of one hour of pay for non-compliant meal and rest periods. Employers have typically paid such premiums by using the employees’ standard hourly rates. A new California Supreme Court decision requires employers to pay premiums at a higher rate when employees receive nondiscretionary compensation. This change in the law not only will require employers to adjust how they calculate meal and rest period premiums going forward, but it also exposes some of them to litigation for their past practices if they did not previously pay at the higher rates – despite the fact that, before this new decision, they had no reason to believe that premiums should be paid at those higher rates.

Postmates Can t Send Calif Wage Suit To Arbitration

ADVERTISEMENT Postmates Can t Send Calif. Wage Suit To Arbitration Law360 (July 20, 2021, 10:01 PM EDT) Postmates Inc. couriers do not have to arbitrate their wage claims against the on-demand delivery company, a California appeals court ruled, finding Tuesday there is ample precedent opposing Postmates argument that arbitration agreements preclude Private Attorneys General Act claims. In a published unanimous opinion, the First Appellate District panel affirmed a trial court s decision denying Postmates bid to force arbitration. The company had argued that U.S. Supreme Court precedent in Epic Systems Corp. v. Lewis meant the workers were bound to arbitration clauses, even for PAGA claims, but the judges disagreed.

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