20Sep
New California Legislation Makes it More Difficult to Classify Workers as Independent Contractors
California Assembly Bill 5 has been branded as the killer of the gig economy. It adds to the California Labor Code a new test for deciding who is properly classified as an independent contractor. Workers will be considered employees for purposes of...
By:
Snell & Wilmer
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