15Aug
California Court of Appeal Agrees Employer Does Not Have To Pay For Shoes...This Time
Krista Townley was a server at BJ’s Restaurants, Inc. As a server, Townley was required to wear black, slip-resistant close-toed shoes pursuant to company policy. Townley purchased a pair of canvas shoes that complied with the policy. She was not...
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Ervin Cohen & Jessup LLP
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