[LAW-LIB:56636] for CALIFORNIA LIBRARIANS - Labor law question on Wage Orders

From: Reynolds, Jane (reynoldsj@hunton.com)
Date: Tue Sep 09 2008 - 09:51:12 PDT

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    Are there any "legislative history"/"comments" to Wage Orders issued by
    the Department of Labor Standards in California?
     
    I am asking for an attorney who says: "I do not think Wage Orders have
    "legislative history" per se, but there may be some commentary regarding
    prior versions of a particular Order before it was issued, something
    that might have been generated during a "review and comment" period,
    like the EEOC does with its regulations. I looked at some of the Wage
    Orders I've pulled in the past, and I didn't see any "history" like docs
    that I pulled with it."
     
    And he graciously ends with: I thought our very resourceful librarians
    might know better than I do.
     
    So this resourceful librarian turns to the community and asks.
     
    Thanks for your help,

    Jane Reynolds

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