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Though it technically has nothing to do with balancing California's state books, the so-called "Sue Your Boss" law has become ensnared in budget talks. The law lets employees bring civil suits and recover civil penalties for violations of the state's Labor Code. Opponents of the measure have called it a "job killer," and Republican leaders are holding out for its repeal as a condition of passing this year's spending plan.
July 21, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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