30Sep
California Legislature: The Jig Is Up on Independent Contractors in the Gig Economy
The rise in gig economy workers in recent years has led to a steep increase in workers classified as independent contractors. Some employers, especially those concentrated in app-based spaces like ride-sharing, dog-walking services, and food...
By:
Arent Fox
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