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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Naranjo finds that the appeals court properly held that an employer's omission of unpaid meal premiums from employee wage statements did not trigger statutory penalties. A good faith but mistaken failure to comply with the labor code requirement to provide accurate wage statements is not a knowing and intentional failure to comply that the legislature sought to penalize. Affirmed.
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