Brace yourself for more minimum wage increases.
The state’s minimum wage is going up on January 1, 2023 to $15.50 per hour for employers of all sizes. The state’s minimum
Continue Reading Get Ready for More City Specific Minimum Wage Increases all over California in 2023California minimum wage is set to increase on January 1, 2023. And, if inflation increases by 7% or more this fiscal year, there will be additional minimum wage obligations taking
Continue Reading Inflation Hits Employers—Additional California Minimum Wage Increases
[UPDATE: Guidance issued by the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing on these new requirements may be found here.]
California employers with 100 or more employees are now
Continue Reading Employers Beware! The New Pay Data Reports You File will be Used to Target Enforcement Actions
Keeping track of the minimum wage in California is no small task. There are now 32 localities with higher minimum wage rates than the state.
Half Moon Bay and Hayward
Continue Reading Guide Lists Updated Minimum Wage Rates Across California
California now has 39 separate minimum wages. First, you have two state minimum wages ($12 for employers with 26 or more employees; $11 for 25 or fewer). Then 27 cities
Continue Reading 3 New California Cities Enact Minimum Wage Laws
We write a lot about minimum wages. That’s not because we’re unimaginative. We’re very imaginative. We can imagine things that you couldn’t even imag… But I digress.
Our own Tyreen
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I’m having a hard time believing December is here, perhaps partly due to our unseasonably warm temperatures here in LA. The holidays will be quickly upon us and the turn
Continue Reading Preparing for New Year Minimum Wage Increases
Guest blog post by Mikella Wickham:
They say location is everything in business. How about classification of workers?
In certain industries, workers have a unique combination of specified skills and
Continue Reading Where Do Fitness Instructors “Fit” in the Current Worker Classification System?
Its almost July 1st and that means increased minimum wages in the City of Los Angeles as well as under the Citywide Hotel Worker Minimum Wage Ordinance. Hotel workers covered
Continue Reading New Los Angeles Hotel Ordinance Minimum Wage Rate Announced
I hope you’ll join my Fox colleagues Keith Chrestionson and Jaemin Chang and me on January 27 for the next in our series of breakfast briefings in our San Francisco
Continue Reading Invitation: Join Us in San Francisco on January 27 for a 2017 Employment Law Update