Sacramento’s nastiness toward fast-food restaurants reignited last week with the introduction by Assemblymember Chris Holden, D-Pasadena, of a bill that would amend state law to make the parent corporation of franchised restaurants share liability for workplace health and safety violations.
Assembly Bill 1228 is backed by the powerful Service Employees International Union, which says the current sy . . .
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