Author: Nathan S. Gibson
Is the Gig Up? Equity Compensation for Platform Workers, Influencers, and Brand Ambassadors
From JDSupra, Casey Knapp and Annika L. Rosman discuss whether influencers and brand ambassadors are included in…
An Arbitration Clause Specific to an Employment Agreement Might Not Apply to Common Employment Claims
From JDSupra, Jared Slater discusses warns companies that use arbitration agreements to review them carefully in light…
Hospitality Employers Should Revisit Independent Contractor Classifications for Spa and Other Workers
From JDSupra, Fanny Ferdman discusses a recent lawsuit in which spa and wellness workers alleged they were…
Germany’s Proposed ‘New Self-Employment’ Status Aims to Reduce Misclassification Risk
From JDSupra, Karl Melzer discusses a new proposal by the German goverment to create a new category…
Negligent Hiring Doctrine Can Also Apply to Independent Contractors
From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses a recent case in Massacahusetts and potential negligent hiring claims that may…
Do you own your store design or does your contractor? You may not want to know the answer
From JDSupra, James P. Muraff warns that the work product of architects and design firms may not…
How the NYC Delivery Protection Act Could Affect Employers and Workers’ Compensation Obligations
From JDSupra, Quinlyn A. Beaver, Kristen Romano, and S. Philip Unwin discuss the proposed Delivery Protection Act…
When Influencer Marketing Creates Workplace Risks: 4 Compliance Tips for Businesses
From JDSupra, Olivia Beale, LaKisha Kinsey-Sallis, and Courtney Leyes discuss the risks if a company exercises too…
Workers Cannot Waive Their Right to Be Classified as Employees
From JDSupra, Jonathan Crotty provides a valuable reminder that workers cannot waive their rights as employees or…
Does California Employment Law Follow Workers Across State Lines? Key Frameworks and the Latest from the California Court of Appeal in Saberin v. Alation, Inc.
From JDSupra, Emily N. Laskoe, Lauren A. Shurman, and Ruth Zadikany discuss a recent case in which…
Collective Bargaining Rights for Rideshare Drivers: California and Illinois Join Massachusetts in Paving the Way
From JDSupra, Sarah Gasperini, Laura Pierson-Scheinberg, and Richard Vitarelli discuss laws in California, Illinois, and Massachusetts that…
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell Issues Citations to Dunkin’ Donuts Franchisee and Two Staffing Agencies Misclassficiation
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell secured $1.46 million in citations against Dunkin’ franchise operator and two…
