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Labor/Employment

Apr. 21, 2012

Guidelines on complying with wage theft law clarified

Under pressure from businesses, the state labor commissioner's office has quietly updated rules governing what information employers must give to most new workers.


By Brian Sumers


Daily Journal Staff Writer


Under pressure from businesses, the state labor commissioner's office has quietly updated rules governing what information employers must give to most new workers.


As part of legislation that took effect in January, the Legislature gave the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement power to require California businesses provide key information - such as rate of pay, workers' compensation carrier...

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