BERKELEY'S NEWS • MARCH 27, 2023
Division of Labor Standards Enforcement
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City
MAY 18, 2018
Berkeley-based billionaire Louise Gund sued by 2 former employees for allegedly violating state labor laws
The lawsuit was filed against Gund, the Tashi Corporation and the Greensprings Holding Company — two companies that Gund owns.
City
MAY 18, 2018
Berkeley-based billionaire Louise Gund sued by 2 former employees for allegedly violating state labor laws
The lawsuit was filed against Gund, the Tashi Corporation and the Greensprings Holding Company — two companies that Gund owns.
State
SEPTEMBER 19, 2016
Brown signs bill to protect janitorial workers from sex harassment
In light of the movement of janitors fighting against the sexual harassment they experience at their job, Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill into law Thursday that establishes workplace protection against sexual violence and harassment for custodial staff.
State
SEPTEMBER 19, 2016
Brown signs bill to protect janitorial workers from sex harassment
In light of the movement of janitors fighting against the sexual harassment they experience at their job, Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill into law Thursday that establishes workplace protection against sexual violence and harassment for custodial staff.
City
SEPTEMBER 25, 2014
State labor commissioner finds Berkeley contractor guilty of worker retaliation
A parking company that contracts with the city took illegal action against one of its employees when it fired him in 2012, according to a decision this month by the California labor commissioner.
City
SEPTEMBER 25, 2014
State labor commissioner finds Berkeley contractor guilty of worker retaliation
A parking company that contracts with the city took illegal action against one of its employees when it fired him in 2012, according to a decision this month by the California labor commissioner.
City
JULY 27, 2014
Complaint from 1 Berkeley worker puts living wage law under scrutiny
Back when she was working in Berkeley, Chauncy Taylor would sometimes sleep in her car to accommodate long, late hours that her job demanded. After she was laid off and moved to another city, she had to borrow $200 from her sister in Florida one month to help pay rent.
City
JULY 27, 2014
Complaint from 1 Berkeley worker puts living wage law under scrutiny
Back when she was working in Berkeley, Chauncy Taylor would sometimes sleep in her car to accommodate long, late hours that her job demanded. After she was laid off and moved to another city, she had to borrow $200 from her sister in Florida one month to help pay rent.
