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By Robert Nix 01 Aug, 2018
On September 12, 2016, Governor Jerry Brown signed into law California's Assembly
Bill 1066, also known as the Phase-In Overtime for Agricultural Workers Act of 2016.
This bill allows farmworkers in California to ultimately qualify for overtime pay after
working 8 hours in a single day or 40 hours in a workweek. Prior to the passage of AB
1066, farmworkers were only eligible for overtime pay after working 10 hours or 60
hours in a workweek.

The bill will decrease the current 10 hour daily overtime threshold over four 30-minute
steps annually and decrease the current 60 hour weekly overtime threshold over four 5-
hour steps annually. The phase-in begins in 2019 and continues through 2022, as
follows:

Overtime Eligibility Phase-In for Agricultural Workers under AB 1066

2019           2020             2021          2022   
9.5 Hours/Day     9 Hours/Day       8.5 Hours/Day     8 Hours/Day
55 Hours/Week      50 Hours/Week     45 Hours/Week      40 Hours/Week
You can see the factsheet for the bill here:
www.ufw.org/pdf/AB1066FarmworkerOTFactSheetFINAL.pdf
By Robert Nix, Paralegal 02 Jul, 2018
In an order significant to most social media companies, the California Supreme Court ruled that Facebook and other social media companies must release information that users make or have at any time made public pursuant to a valid subpoena.
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