Uber settles with drivers for $20 million
From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein reports on a settlement for $20 million between Uber and drivers in California and Massachusetts. Richard
Employee or Independent Contractor?
Resources collected by Nathan S. Gibson to help classify workers as employees or independent contractors
From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein reports on a settlement for $20 million between Uber and drivers in California and Massachusetts. Richard
From The National Law Review, Paul E. Cirner provides his recommendations for engaging with independent contractors. Paul writes: Oregon’s Independent
From Law.com/Texas Lawyer, Michael P. Maslanka discusses the ongoing struggle between protecting workers and allowing individual freedom as it plays
From The Center Square, David Jacobs discusses the effect of misclassification on the unemployment fund and how businesses that misclassify
From JDSupra, Garen Dodge, Nathaniel Glasser and Brian Steinbach discuss recent laws in Virginia that focus on worker misclassification. Garen,
From JDSupra, Milena Radovic and Kristina Vaquera discuss recent laws enacted by Virginia. Milena and Kristina write: Employee misclassification is
From JDSupra, Kristen M.J. Johnson, Partner, Taylor & Associates, offers her recommendations for five aspects of independent contractor agreement with
From Forbes, Brian Thompson provides information on what independent contractors need to provide to be eligible for the Paycheck Protection
From JDSupra, Michael “Bux” Buxbaum, Lowell Citron, Kimberly Lomot, Jesse S. O’Connell, Theodore Sica provide an excellent guide to the
From JDSupra, Carly Baratt and Jeffrey Ruzal discuss the risks of reclassifying workers as independent contractors as a way to
From The New York Times, Tara Siegel Bernard provides an outstanding summary of the benefits available to self-employed workers. Tara
From CNN, By Tami Luhby, reports that many states aren’t ready to handle claims from self-employed workers and independent contractors. Tami