State & Local Employment Law Developments: Q2 2021
From JDSupra, Katharine Fenn and Tareen Zafrullah provide an excellent summary of recent state and local employment changes including those
One Rule to Guide Them All: West Virginia Legislature Enacts Uniform Rule for Distinguishing Independent Contractors from Employees
From JDSupra, Eric Kinder discuses the recently enacted statute in West Virginia that adopts one standard for classifying a worker
West Virginia Enacts Legislation to Clarify Worker Classification
From JDSupra, Lindsay Gainer and Constance Weber discuss the new West Virginia statute that sets the standard for classifying workers
West Virginia House Passes Measure To ‘Clarify’ Worker Classifications
From WV Public Broadcasting, Dave Mistich reports that the bill that defines an independent contractor in West Virginia pass the
West Virginia Senate approves independent contractor bill by one vote, detractors say the bill oppresses employees
From the Charleston Gazette-Mail, Lacie Pierson reports that the West Virginia Senate narrowly passed a bill that intends to simply
Senate approves independent contractor bill by one vote, detractors say the bill oppresses employees
From the Charleston Gazette-Mail, Lacie Pierson reports that the West Virginia Senate passed a bill that redefines the standard for
West Virginia Law says Ridesharing Drivers are Independent Contractors
On March 15, West Virginia Governor signed House Bill 4228 into law which enabled Transportation Network Companies, such as Uber