On September 19, 2018, Governor Brown signed Assembly Bill No. 1654. Effective January 1, 2019, AB 1654 modifies the Private Attorneys General Act of 2004 (“PAGA”) and exempts an employee in the construction industry from its coverage with respect to work performed under a valid collective bargaining agreement that contains several provisions specified in the law. AB 1654 permits the employer and union to agree in their CBA that only a private arbitrator will decide a construction industry employee’s alleged violations of the Labor Code that would otherwise have been redressable pursuant to PAGA. The exception expires on the date the CBA expires or on January 1, 2028, whichever is earlier.
Advising And Defending Businesses
- Home
- »
- Class Action
- »
- Construction Employer’s CBA May Waive PAGA Claims
Construction Employer’s CBA May Waive PAGA Claims
On Behalf of Rediger Labor Law | Nov 26, 2021 | Class Action, Employment Law
Recent Posts
- Can an at-will employee claim wrongful termination?
- What do you do when an employee alleges discrimination?
- AB 984 Restricts Employers’ Ability to Use Digital License Plates to Track Employees
- Scope of CFRA expanded to include “designated person” effective January 1, 2023
- California Enacts Workplace Protections for Off-the-Clock Use of Cannabis