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Last-Minute Court Ruling Sees Truckers Spared From California Misclassification Law

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A federal judge took a pause from his New Year’s Eve revelries to hand a big victory to California truckers, blocking the state’s new misclassification law from impacting them before the January 1 effective date arrived. While this maneuver doesn’t...
By: Fisher Phillips
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/last-minute-court-ruling-sees-truckers-62968/

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