SB 355 - Requires Employers to Give Employees Pay Within 60 Days of Final Judgment - California Key Vote

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Title: Requires Employers to Give Employees Pay Within 60 Days of Final Judgment

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to concur with House amendments and pass a bill that requires employers to pay employees within 60 days after the final judgment

Highlights:

  • Requires an employer to provide documentation to the Labor Commissioner within 60 days of a final judgement being made against the employer that requires payment to an employee or to the state (Sec. 1). 

  • Specifies that the documentation submitted by the judgment debtor employer should indicate that either (Sec. 1): 

    • The judgment is fully satisfied;

    • A certain bond has been posted; or

    • The judgment debtor employer has entered into an agreement for the judgment to be paid in installments and that he or she is in compliance with the agreement.  

  • Specifies that a judgment debtor employer who fails to comply with this provision is liable for a civil penalty (Sec. 1). 

  • Specifies that this civil penalty is due within 90 days of notice (Sec. 1). 

See How Your Politicians Voted

Title: Requires Employers to Give Employees Pay Within 60 Days of Final Judgment

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to amend and pass a bill that requires employers to give employees pay within 60 days of final judgment.

Highlights:

  • Requires an employer to provide documentation to the Labor Commissioner within 60 days of a final judgement being made against the employer that requires payment to an employee or to the state (Sec. 1). 

  • Specifies that the documentation submitted by the judgment debtor employer should indicate that either (Sec. 1): 

    • The judgment is fully satisfied;

    • A certain bond has been posted; or

    • The judgment debtor employer has entered into an agreement for the judgment to be paid in installments and that he or she is in compliance with the agreement.  

  • Specifies that a judgment debtor employer who fails to comply with this provision is liable for a civil penalty (Sec. 1). 

  • Specifies that this civil penalty is due within 90 days of notice (Sec. 1). 

Title: Requires Employers to Give Employees Pay Within 60 Days of Final Judgment

Title: Requires Employers to Give Employees Pay Within 60 Days of Final Judgment

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