Perspective
Sep. 1, 2011
Don’t get hosed: Register your car wash with the Labor Commission
Failure to register may result in a fine up to $10,000 or a stop order to cease car wash operations. By Ryan van Steenis of Huron law group
We Californians love our cars, and frequently visit car washes to get them cleaned. Car washes may be fully automated, like those you find at gas stations (known as mechanical car washes), or use employees to help wash, clean, dry, and polish vehicles (known as hand car washes). For car wash businesses that use employees, California's Labor Code requires that the business be registered with the Labor Commissioner, or else face a fine of u...
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