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California Appellate Court Holds that Meal Periods Must be Made Available to Employees; California Labor Commissioner Follows Suit


by Mark D. Kemple View Biography
Jones Day View Firm Credentials
Los Angeles Office

Aaron L. Agenbroad View Biography
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San Francisco Office

George S. Howard View Biography
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San Diego Office

Robert A. Naeve View Biography
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Irvine Office

August 19, 2008

Previously published on July 2008

On July 22, 2008, the California Court of Appeal in San Diego issued a decision in favor of employers on a broad range of issues concerning the employer's obligation to "provide" meal and rest periods to its nonexempt employees, and what that obligation requires of the employer.


 

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