New Jersey Supreme Court Requires Delivery Drivers to Arbitrate Regardless of FAA Transportation Workers Exemption
From JDSupra, John Lewis discusses a recent case in New Jersey in which the court said that transportations were not
New Jersey DOL Poster Basically Invites Workers To Claim They Are Not Independent Contractors
From JDSupra, Fox Rothschild LLP discusses the poster that New Jersey employers must post that informs the independent contractor law.
New Jersey Makes Sweeping Changes To Independent Contractor Laws
From JDSupra, Thomas Doherty and Katerina Mantell discuss changes to New Jersey laws that expand the state’s authority to address
New Jersey Issues a New Posting Concerning Worker Misclassification
From JDSupra, Alison Andolena and Michael Grosso report that the New Jersey Department of Labor has published the notice required
Commercial Cleaning Company gets 2nd Chance to Compel Arbitration
From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein reports on a case in which a commercial cleaning company was given a second chance to
New Jersey’s “Misclassification Package” reshapes relations with independent contractors
From JDSupra, Openforce discusses the laws recently enacted by New Jersey that are focused on the misclassification of workers as
New Jersey COVID-19 Bills Would Expand Employee Benefits, Establish Benefits for Independent Contractors
From JacksonLewis, James M. McDonnell and Justin B. Cutlip report on proposed legislation in New Jersey that, among other things, would
New Jersey Resumes Efforts to Amend ABC Test for Independent Contractor Status, Passes Slate of Laws Targeting Misclassification
From Lexology, Ryan T. Warden discusses laws recently enacted by New Jersey relating to misclassification of workers as independent contractors
The Gig is Up – New Jersey Misclassification Laws Create Extreme Risk for Anyone Utilizing Independent Contractors
From JDSupra, David Kim and Salvador Simao discuss laws recently enacted by New Jersey addressing the misclassification of employees as
Gig economy bills move forward in other blue states, after California clears the way
From The Washington Post, Eli Rosenberg discusses legislative efforts in other states to adopt measures to protect freelancers and other
NJ will not change “independent contractor” laws – for now
From NewJersey101.5, Eric Scott reports that New Jersey will not be changing the independent contractor classification law this legislative session.
Not Dead Yet: The States’ New Strategy for Attacking Independent Contractor Misclassification Can Be Relentless — and Costly.
From JDSupra, Todd Lebowitz discusses the challenges for companies when a state sends a bill for unpaid unemployment taxes as