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1 November 2016

Bond Required To Challenge Labor Commissioner Rulings

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An employer seeking a writ of mandate contesting the Labor Commissioner's ruling regarding the failure to pay minimum wage must post a bond with the Labor Commissioner in an amount equal to the unpaid wages...
United States Employment and HR
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An employer seeking a writ of mandate contesting the Labor Commissioner's ruling regarding the failure to pay minimum wage must post a bond with the Labor Commissioner in an amount equal to the unpaid wages assessed under the citation, excluding penalties. The bond must be issued in favor of the unpaid employee, and the proceeds of the bond, sufficient to cover the amount owed, would be forfeited to the employee if the employer fails to pay the amounts owed within 10 days from the conclusion of the proceedings. (AB 2899.)

Bond Required To Challenge Labor Commissioner Rulings

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