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California Hospital Association v. City of Inglewood
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March 12, 2024
SEIU-Backed Calif. City Wage Ordinance Partially Axed
Federal labor law doesn't preempt parts of a Service Employees International Union-backed ordinance increasing the hourly minimum wage to $25 for healthcare workers in a California city, a federal court ruled, while finding one section of the law could interfere with collective bargaining.
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October 17, 2023
Hospital Group Seeks Win In Calif. City Wage Law Dispute
The California Hospital Association asked a federal judge for an early win in its suit challenging a union-backed city ordinance in Inglewood that will raise health care workers' hourly minimum wage to $25, saying the "unprecedented and extreme" local rule gives unions the upper hand in negotiations.
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August 01, 2023
Hospital Group Fights Parts Of Calif. City's Wage Law
The California Hospital Association asked a federal court to roll back elements of a union-backed city ordinance in Inglewood slated to increase health care workers' hourly minimum wage to $25, saying in a suit that certain sections are preempted by the National Labor Relations Act.