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Spring 2023 Newsletter, Golden Gate University School Of Law Apr 2023

Spring 2023 Newsletter, Golden Gate University School Of Law

Women’s Employment Rights Clinic

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Winter 2023 Newsletter, Golden Gate University School Of Law Jan 2023

Winter 2023 Newsletter, Golden Gate University School Of Law

Women’s Employment Rights Clinic

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Spring 2022 Newsletter, Golden Gate University School Of Law Apr 2022

Spring 2022 Newsletter, Golden Gate University School Of Law

Women’s Employment Rights Clinic

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Fall 2021 Newsletter, Golden Gate University School Of Law Nov 2021

Fall 2021 Newsletter, Golden Gate University School Of Law

Women’s Employment Rights Clinic

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Labor Decision In Security Guard Case May Set New Precedence, La Sentinel Jan 2015

Labor Decision In Security Guard Case May Set New Precedence, La Sentinel

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Employees required to stay at a worksite while on call should be compensated for all their hours, including sleep time, the California Supreme Court has ruled in a case involving a company based in Gardena. The state’s highest court said Thursday that security guards who were obligated to stay in trailers on worksites in case they were needed were entitled to be paid for their time, even if they spent it watching TV, scouring the Internet or dozing.


Werc Newsletter, Fall 2014, Hina B. Shah Oct 2014

Werc Newsletter, Fall 2014, Hina B. Shah

Women’s Employment Rights Clinic

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