Jot Condie

California Restaurant Association

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Chief Executive Officer of the California Restaurant Association

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California about to Have the Highest Minimum Wage in Nation

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Americans spend 49 percent of their food budgets in restaurants, compared to 25 percent in 1955.

Have You Eaten Out Lately?

Americans spend 49 percent of their food budgets in restaurants, compared to 25 percent in 1955.

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Employers and employees are closely watching a case heard today by the State Supreme Court.

California Supreme Court Considers Major Employment Case

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