The following restaurant establishments are not covered by the new (California minimum wage of $20/hr) law:
- Restaurants that operate a bakery that "produces" and sells "bread" as a stand-alone menu item as of September 15, 2023, and continue to do so are exempt from the new law.
“Bread” is defined as a single unit item that weighs at least ½ pound after cooling and must be sold as a stand-alone item. The one-half pound weight requirement applies to the weight of the single item (e.g., a single loaf of bread that may or may not be sliced after baking), not the weight of multiple items packaged together for sale that were not one unit when baked.
Total coincidence, by the by. Just what the state recommended. Not at all influenced by his friendship with the CEO.
ReplyDeleteI've seen him on a few podcasts lately, outside his comfort zone - Hairgel 2028 is coming. No kackles.