Labor/Employment
Dec. 24, 2010
Seating Suit Against Home Depot Proceeds
A state Court of Appeal on Wednesday sided with employees suing Home Depot for not providing seats, finding that the plaintiffs and others like them can continue seeking civil penalties for non-wage violations.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A state Court of Appeal on Wednesday sided with employees suing Home Depot for not providing seats, finding that the plaintiffs and others like them can continue seeking civil penalties for non-wage violations.
The 2nd District Court of Appeal Division 4 said that under the Private Attorney General's Act - which allows private plaintiffs to act similarly to the attorney general's office in se...
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