Proposal to protect workers' salaries advances in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles City Council approved on Wednesday, in a first vote, the motion that proposes giving greater salary protection to vulnerable workers
A motion to protect workers' salaries took an important step by receiving first approval from the Los Angeles City Council this Wednesday.
With 12 votes in favor and 2 against, City Council members expressed their support for the city's Office of Wage Standards (OWS) to strengthen the fight against wage theft. A final procedural vote is expected in the coming weeks.
Council members Mónica Rodríguez and Traci Park voted against the proposal, while fellow council member Katy Yaroslavsky was absent.
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