A LANDMARK STATE fast-food law to improve worker conditions and wages is stuck in the courts.
AB 257, which implements new standards for fast-food workers in California, is temporarily halted as of Friday. The law was supposed to take effect at the start of the year. Also known as the FAST Recovery Act, the law sets up a 10-member council made up of employees, employers and government officials to make decisions on wages and other working conditions.
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