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Calif. City On The Hook In Contractor Wage Fight, Panel Says

By Emmy Freedman · February 3, 2025, 12:49 PM EST

The city of Long Beach, California, could be required to foot the bill for arbitration awards rendered against an oil company subcontractor in workers' wage lawsuits, a state appellate panel ruled,...

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