27Feb
Judge Forces Instacart To Reclassify Workers As Employees – But Not This Instant
Gig economy company Instacart lost the latest round of its misclassification battle in San Diego Monday, as a California state court judge granted a preliminary injunction forcing it to reclassify its independent contractor workers as employees. But...
By:
Fisher Phillips
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