From JDSupra, Megan U’Sellis discusses a recent case in which the court said a doctor was an independent contractor and

From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses a case in which oil field workers engaged as independent contractors by various staffing firms

From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses the inconsistencies in the Biden plan for independent contractors. Richard writes: President-elect Joe Biden’s campaign

From JDSupra, Emily Erlingsson, Brian Finch, Elizabeth Vella Moeller, Matthew Oresman, and Craig Saperstein discuss on what a Biden administration’s

From The National Law Review, Francis P. Alvarez, Jeffrey W. Brecher, Laura A. Mitchell, Joy Napier-Joyce, Michael H. Neifach, and

From JDSupra, Richard Meneghello discusses what a Biden administration might have in store for the gig economy. Richard writes: Now

From The National Law Review, James J. Plunkett offers his predictions for a Biden administration’s effect on misclassification and other

From JDSupra, Richard Meneghello shares his thoughts on what a Biden presidency might mean in terms of classification of workers

From the Norwalk Reflector, John Caniglia reports that a federal appeals court said that two exotic dancers were employees. John writes:

From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein reports that more than 1,500 comments were submitted to the United States Department of Labor. Richard

From JDSupra, Barry Kurtz discusses California’s AB5 test for determining if a worker is an employee or independent contractor from