31Aug
Misclassifying Workers No Longer Constitutes An Unfair Labor Practice
Employers found to have misclassified employees as independent contractors will no longer face the prospect of unfair labor practice charges for such actions alone, according to a new ruling handed down yesterday by the National Labor Relations...
By:
Fisher Phillips
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