California Lawmakers Scramble To Carve Out Exemptions for New Minimum Wage Law Following ‘Panera-Gate’ Scandal Implicating Governor Newsom
The non-exempt businesses, however, are already laying off employees, reducing hours, and turning to technology to offset the increased costs from the wage hikes.
California businesses are planning to cut hundreds of jobs in an effort to reduce costs ahead of the state’s new $20 fast food minimum wage standards going into effect on April 1.
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