20Jun
Uber Drivers Are Contractors, Not Employees, NLRB Memo Says
Since the emergence of the “gig economy” in the last decade, courts and government agencies have grappled with the question of whether gig workers should be classified as employees or contractors. The answer to that question has enormous consequences...
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Fox Rothschild LLP
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