In California, Legislative Negotiations over the Worker Classification Question Continue
As OnLabor reported last month, in the wake of the California Supreme Court’s ruling in Dynamex...
May 19th 2022
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As OnLabor reported last month, in the wake of the California Supreme Court’s ruling in Dynamex...
Recently in the United States, in response to the emergence of “gig economy,” the debate...
It’s no surprise that gig-economy companies are careful to avoid disclosing just how little...
Last spring, the California Supreme Court sent shockwaves through the gig economy with its...
New York City’s new minimum payments rule for drivers in the ride-hailing sector is sorely...
The employment status of Uber drivers has, to date, been considered in two Australian cases. ...
For the discriminatory loss of early retirement benefits, the New York State Nurses Association...
The Fifth Circuit recently ruled that the fast-food chain In-N-Out Burger violated the National...
“Gig economy” or “online platform” companies that provide personal labor services—Uber, Lyft,...
Some of the hottest questions in labor policy over the past few years have been: how big is the...
Starting tomorrow, no Costco employee will earn below $14 an hour. While some locations...
The city of San Francisco subpoenaed Uber and Lyft yesterday, demanding that the ride-hailing...