From Deadline, Bruce Haring reports that California Gavin Newsom signed AB 2257 on Friday, September 4, 2020. AB 22576 amends

From JDSupra, Emilia Arutunian, Nathan Austin, Erika Barbara Pickles, and Cecilie Read provide an update on the status of AB

From JDSupra, Michael Lotito, James Paretti, Jr., and Bruce Sarchet provide a superb comparison of AB 2257, a bill in

From JDSupra, Brian Casillas discusses the reprieve by the appeals court of the order compelling Lyft and Uber to classify

From The San Diego Tribune, Dan Eaton discusses whether a home tutor is an employee or independent contractor under California’s

From JDSupra, Richard Meneghello discusses the recent order by a California judge saying that Uber and Lyft had to classify their

From Reuters, Jonathan Stempel reports that a California judge ordered Lyft and Uber to classify their drives as employees. Jonathan

From HRDive, Ryan Golden reports on a settlement between Ryder and a group of delivery workers in California resolving claims

From The Orange County Register, the Editorial Board published an editorial opposing California’s lawsuits against gig economy companies. They write:

From JDSupra, Aaron Colby and Laura Heckathorn report that California’s AB5 became effective for workers compensation on July 1 and

Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA) reports that a settlement of allegations that truck drivers in California were misclassified was presented to

From Courthouse News Service, Carson McCullough reports that a “newspaper dealer” was found to be misclassified as an independent contractor.