Stakeholders anticipate crucial outcome of referendum petition by end of January
More than 700 workers reportedly affected
Company demanded to check additional work papers from non-U.S. citizens
Sum covers allegations that employers 'kept tips to themselves'
City remains outraged after racist audio from councilmembers was leaked
Intentionally misclassifying workers remains a 'widespread problem,' government says
This industry has been rife with harassment for decades, EEOC says
However, employers can still penalize workers for being impaired while on duty
If Gov. Gavin Newsom signs it, HR leaders may have to make policy changes
San Francisco company's case may 'revive weakened California law,' legal experts say