"A Huge Loss for Workers": CA Court Rules that Gig Workers Are Contractors
The SEIU says that gig companies spent more than $200 million on a law stripping workers of rights to boost profits.
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The SEIU says that gig companies spent more than $200 million on a law stripping workers of rights to boost profits.
An appeals court ruled Monday in favor of companies that want to classify some workers as independent contractors, saying that Proposition 22 is mostly constitutional.
In the winding story of California’s gig worker laws, another chapter has come to a close. Justices in a California court of appeals ruled Monday...
/PRNewswire/ -- The Protect App-Based Drivers + Services (PADS) coalition released the following statement following a recent California Court of Appeal...
Justices in a California court of appeals ruled yesterday that Proposition 22 — a 2020 ballot measure that allowed Uber, Lyft and other platforms to classify their workers as independent contractors rather than employees – is largely constitutional, but that part of the measure is invalid.