The Labor Commissioner recently fined two California grocers and their subcontractor more than $1.6 million in wage theft violations. The subcontractor was cited for violations affecting 64 workers, and through AB 1897, the client-employer liability law, the two grocers were also cited and required each to pay $825,813. All three employers have appealed the citations. Read more..
Employers Cited for Subcontractor’s $1.6 Million in Wage Theft
- By Jeff Cecchini
- December 8, 2019
- 12:05 am
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Jeff Cecchini
Jeff is the CEO of Advisoran. He has founded numerous successful businesses in the industries of bookkeeping, tax, payroll processing, software development, and construction. He brings this real world experience to guide his clients to their success. His goal is to help entrepreneurs build healthy businesses that improve their lives.
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