Employee Misclassification
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Proposition 22 (Prop. 22) & Gig Worker Classification
March 26, 2021In November, Californians voted in favor of Proposition 22 (Prop. 22), a measure which classified gig workers as independent contractors.… Read More Proposition 22 (Prop. 22) & Gig Worker Classification
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Independent Contractor vs Employee Classification: An Overview
June 11, 2019Many workers in the United States are classified as independent contractors (IC) instead of as employees. While the IC classification… Read More Independent Contractor vs Employee Classification: An Overview
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Employee Misclassification: A Violation of the NLRA?
October 3, 2016Currently, employers who misclassify employees as independent contractors may be liable for violations of the tax code, California Labor Code,… Read More Employee Misclassification: A Violation of the NLRA?
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