Three States Improve Independent Contractor Status Protection with New Laws
From the Insights Association, Howard Fienberg reports on three states who changes their laws from the ABC test to the
Oklahoma Bill Would Adopt a Common-Law Test to Define ‘Employee’ for Unemployment Purposes
The Coalition to Promote Independent Entrepreneurs reports that a bill was filed in Oklahoma to change the test for classifying
September 2017 Independent Contractor Misclassification and Compliance News Update
From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses an Oklahoma case in which a personal assistant alleged she was an employee instead
US Department of Labor, Oklahoma Employment Security Commission sign agreement to protect workers from misclassification
The United States Department of Labor announced that it entered into an agreement with the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission
Court ruling in California could affect Uber drivers in Oklahoma
From NewsOK, Paula Burkes shares a conversation with Adam Childers about the California decision that an Uber driver was an employee
Roofer who worked as part of a team and was told where to go and what to do was an employee
From WestlawNext (subscription required) — The Supreme Court of Oklahoma addressed the issues of employee or independent contractor in the context of