EMPLOYMENT COLUMN
By D. Gregory Valenza
This article appears on Page 8
Effective Jan. 1, 2000, Assembly Bill 60 implemented a number of changes to California's wage and hour laws. Many employers and their lawyers focused on the statutory restoration of daily overtime pay, which the Industrial Welfare Commission previously had abolished in several of its Wage Orders. As it turned out, though, AB 60's sleeper issue was the re...
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