24Feb
California High Court Rules That Employers Must Pay Employees For Exit Searches
Why This Matters - Last week, the California Supreme Court dealt tech giant Apple Inc. a blow when the Court ruled that California law requires the company to compensate employees for the time they spend waiting for company-required searches before...
By:
Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP
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