No Private Right of Action for Violation of California Law Prohibiting Employers from Taking Tips Left For Employees

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California's Labor Code section 351 prohibits employers from taking any gratuity left by patrons for its employees, and states that such gratuity belongs solely to the employee for whom it was left. In the recent case of Lu v. Hawaiian Gardens Casino, Inc., California's Supreme Court held that employees do not have a private right of action under section 351.

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