03Oct
McDonald’s Prevails Against Joint Employer Theory in Ninth Circuit
The Ninth Circuit ruled on October 1, 2019, that McDonald’s cannot be held liable for wage and hour violations allegedly committed by a franchisee in California because McDonald’s did not exert sufficient control over the franchisee’s workers to...
By:
Benesch
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