Labor/Employment
Feb. 10, 2020
Teamsters protest AB 5 injunction in truckers spat with AG
“Even though the preliminary injunction is against the State, the only party moving to stay the order is the Teamsters,” according to a California Trucking Association’s response to the union’s ex parte application.
The Teamsters have asked a Southern District judge to suspend a preliminary injunction on Assembly Bill 5, but a response filed by the California Trucking Association asks why the union, an intervenor-defendant, is asking for the suspension instead of the state defendant itself.
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters submitted its ex parte application to the federal court Feb. 4, noting that the union, along with the state de...
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