2002-04-22 18:54:53+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
California employers that provide free parking must compensate non-driving employees similarly. The law applies only to companies with more than 50 employees that also lease their parking, the California Air Resources Board Parking Cash-Out Law page has more details. I biked in this morning, and I'd settle for a shower.
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