Los Arboles Harvesting faces California class action over alleged unpaid wages and missed breaks

  • Los Arboles Harvesting faces class action allegations over wages, breaks and employee records.
  • Case No. 2026CUOE071332 is pending in Ventura County Superior Court.
  • Employees allegedly worked over five hours without meal breaks and lacked second breaks during 10-hour workdays.

Los Arboles Harvesting, Inc. faces a class action complaint in Ventura County Superior Court alleging violations of California wage-and-hour laws. Filed by Zakay Law Group, APLC, the case claims the company failed to pay minimum and overtime wages, provide required meal and rest periods, issue accurate itemized wage statements, pay wages when due, reimburse business expenses and permit employee-record inspections. The complaint alleges employees were interrupted during off-duty meal breaks, remained on call, worked more than five hours without a meal period and did not receive a second meal period on workdays involving 10 hours of work. Case No. 2026CUOE071332 is pending, and the firm directed inquiries to Attorney Jackland Hom.

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