Re:Uber is charging drivers to work
by lightedman on Saturday October 21, 2017 @12:55AM
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You're attemting to make a very disingenuous deflection, so I'm not going to answer anything but this:
"Also, my employer requires me to wear pants at work, but they have never provided any. Are they in violation of California law?"
Apparently you don't read the law - the answer is yes they do if there is a specific company-identifying uniform that must be worn (like in the case of fast food restaurants) and they are not legally allowed to charge you for it - they must provide it free of charge.
Go read the law. Everything you've asked me is answered in it.
"Also, my employer requires me to wear pants at work, but they have never provided any. Are they in violation of California law?"
Apparently you don't read the law - the answer is yes they do if there is a specific company-identifying uniform that must be worn (like in the case of fast food restaurants) and they are not legally allowed to charge you for it - they must provide it free of charge.
Go read the law. Everything you've asked me is answered in it.