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In a February 2, 2024 keynote speech to antitrust enforcers and practitioners, Commissioner Alvaro M. Bedoya argued that the U.S. Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") should challenge...
The issue gained notoriety in recent years as Uber drivers in California challenged laws classifying them as independent contractors.
World Bank report: Online gig work is rapidly expanding, with 435 million people globally engaged. Raises concerns about job security and worker rights.
(St. Paul, MN) -- The Minnesota Attorney General's Office is accepting applications for a task force aimed at studying the impacts and applications of worker misclassification across the state. The Attorney General Office's new task force, called the Advisory Task Force on Worker Misclassification, aims to study workers who are mistakenly or intentionally classified as
According to Ellison's office, worker misclassification happens when an employer misclassifies an employee as a contractor, which can open that employee up to exploitation and discrimination as they go without federal and state labor law protections.