04Mar
Voters Will Have Say Over California Misclassification Law Come November
Over a million Californians have said they want a chance to vote on the misclassification law that threatens to upend the gig economy as we know it – and that means that their wish will soon be granted. Thanks to a signature-collecting effort that...
By:
Fisher Phillips
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