Walk into most California banks and be greeted with the fruits of Righetti’s work — bank tellers sitting in seats.
Righetti is to suitable seating cases what Imelda Marcos is to shoes: He has them all.
After the 2004 Private Attorneys General Act facilitated the collection of penalties for labor code violations, Righetti dredged up a decades-old wage order that simply reads, “All working employees...
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