10Jan
As Other States Throw Up Roadblocks, Tennessee Makes Changes To Boost Gig Economy
This blog is littered with posts talking about the various states that are intent on creating a California-like legal test that would make it supremely challenging to classify workers as independent contractors. We’ve done several on New York alone,...
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Fisher Phillips
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