18Jan
California Truckers Get Biggest Misclassification Win Yet; Gig Economy Companies Await Their Fate
The federal court that had granted a temporary restraining order on New Year’s Eve blocking California’s misclassification law from taking effect against the trucking industry just extended that ruling by granting a preliminary injunction which will...
By:
Fisher Phillips
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