Labor/Employment
Jan. 31, 2012
Low-wage workers gain new edge in labor cases
Starting this month, in what workers' rights advocates call a major victory, low-income earners can recover twice their lost wages with interest in these proceedings.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Neidi Dominguez says she has never lost an employment case. And she's not even a lawyer.
Dominguez helps Los Angeles-area car wash workers recover lost earnings when their employers fail to pay them the state-mandated minimum wage, now $8 per hour. She guides low-wage workers who file claims with the state labor commissioner's office, through which they can seek back wages from a hearing offi...
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