California Labor Federation
Recent News About California Labor Federation
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Questions persist as once defeated AB 257 scheduled for Senate consideration
A bill to create a fast food council within state government is raising questions about impartiality, transparency, and how high it could drive the price of meals that many California residents rely on. -
Federal appeals court rules for employer in PAGA litigation; state lawmakers pass up opportunity to reform law
Although the Ninth Circuit recently issued a PAGA (Private Attorneys General Act) ruling that found favorably for an employer in a meal and rest break case, the state Legislature didn’t advance a bill that sought to amend the statute. -
New California law makes it easier for some workers to be contractors; but not Uber, Lyft drivers
A bill that recently passed the California legislature and was signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom makes it easier for freelance writers, musicians, photographers and other occupations to continue working as contractors. -
Opponents say parental leave mandate would expose employers to costly litigation
California employers face a high risk of employment lawsuits