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Drug use by hospitality workers soared to new highs in 2023

The percentage of employees who failed tests for marijuana consumption spiked particularly sharply, according to the Quest Diagnostics testing service.

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Stats are the mortar shells in a new battle between Gavin Newsom and restaurant groups

Reality Check: What's the true effect of California's new fast-food wage? Depends on whose numbers you believe.

The state Senate passed a bill that exempts the industry from an anti-surcharge law that takes effect Monday. Gov. Newsom is expected to sign it.

Kitchens would need to be cooled down whenever the temperature hits 87 degrees. Breaks, "cool-down areas" and water would also have to be provided.

Working Lunch: The effort may be more of a feint, but it's a visible test of the pro-labor party's true commitment to boosting worker incomes.

The bill has the support of usual employer advocates like the National Restaurant Association.

Working Lunch: Both Trump and Biden are pledging moves that the industry would readily feel.

A lawsuit alleges that the seafood chain did not give staff enough notice before closing nearly 100 restaurants last month.

The nation's highest court agreed that more stringent criteria should have been weighed before a U.S. district court granted an NLRB's petition to stop pro-union employees from being fired.

Government Watch: Waffle House employees win a raise in the wake of union activity, and New York restaurants welcome a limit on reservation scalping.

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