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February 06, 2008

Washington business, labor and Legislature react to the Brink's drive-time ruling

Blog contributor Brenda Molner has published an article addressing the responses of business, labor, and the Washington legislature to the Washington Supreme Court's October 2007 ruling in Stevens v. Brink's Home Security, Inc.  The article is in the February 2008 edition of the Puget Sound Chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction's newsletter.  The Brink's case deals with payment of drive-time to employees who use company vehicles to commute to and from work.  The article is a follow-up to a previous article in the same publication.

You may access Washington HB 3294 and SB 6867, referenced in the article, by clicking on the links provided.

Posted by Brenda Molner on February 06, 2008 at 10:30 AM in Construction, Employee Benefits, Employment |

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