Column: The fast-food industry gears up to kill another pro-worker state law
Big fast-food chains will spend millions to quash a California law that would help their workers.
Source: aol.com
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Suit accuses Uber of turning a blind eye to drivers' sexual assaults
The abuses are a product of a “toxic-male culture ... which started at the very top of...
Source: sfchronicle.com
At $300 million, this is expected to be California's most expensive ballot fight ever. And it just got more intense
Two Native American tribes say they support a newly qualified ballot measure to allow...
Source: sfchronicle.com
Column: Uber, Lyft's attempt to gut labor law for their own benefit hits a roadblock in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts high court has thrown out a ballot initiative by ride-hailing companies as greedy and deceptive.
Source: aol.com
Voters Approve Prop 22, Granting Contractor Status for Uber/Lyft Drivers
With around 61% of precincts reporting, voters have approved Prop. 22, which reclassifies app-based drivers as independent contractors.
Source: iheart.com
These are the ultra-wealthy donors pouring money into the Chesa Boudin recall battle
Money from ultra-wealthy political donors, many who’ve made their fortunes in the tech...
Source: sfchronicle.com
Uber could settle misclassificaiton lawsuit for $8.4 million, under proposed settlement
A proposed settlement in a San Francisco federal court would see Uber pay $8.4 million to...
United States Shannon Liss Riordan Northern District Liss Riordan Chase Difeliciantonio San Francisco
Source: sfchronicle.com
California Freelance Slayer Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher's Ego Wrote Checks Her Mouth Couldn't Cash
After Gavin Newsom snubbed Gonzalez Fletcher for three high-profile appointments, she's leaving the CA Assembly to head the California Labor Federation.
Source: redstate.com
California Employees May Get $1.80 More for Minimum Wage
As of January 1, 2023, all California employers will be required to pay their employees a minimum wage of $15.00. However, a ballot measure recently filed with the State proposes increasing the minimum wage even further to $18.00 by 2026.
Source: natlawreview.com
DoorDash to pay $5.3 million to S.F. couriers over alleged violations of past benefits
The settlement pays couriers over alleged violations of health care coverage and paid...
Source: sfchronicle.com