30Aug
NLRB Finds Couriers Were Misclassified As Independent Contractors, But Rejects Argument That Misclassification Is a “Stand-Alone” Violation of the Law
The National Labor Relations Board earlier today held that a courier services company misclassified drivers as independent contractors instead of employees, who are protected under the National Labor Relations Act....
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Locke Lord LLP
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