Category: United States
New 11th Circuit Decision Clarifies Independent Contractor Test: Your Five Step Compliance Plan
From JD Supra, Ree Harper, Marty Heller, Brett Owens, and Austin Walker discuss the six factor economic…
Five things to know as an independent contractor working in Philadelphia
The City of Philadelphia’s Department of Revenue provides five tips to working as an independent contractor in…
California Labor Commissioner’s Office Cites Costco and Other for Misclassifying Drivers
California Labor Commissioner’s Office announced that it cited Costco, Ryder, and Mega Nice Trucking for misclassifying drivers…
Lyft Pays $19.4 Million to NJ Attorney General’s Office for Driver Misclassification
From JD Supra, Hall Benefits Law discusses the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office announcement that Lyft agreed…
Beyond Arbitration Agreements: A California Court Interprets Dueling Employment Agreements
From JDSupra, Brooke Clarke discusses a recent California case in which the court did not enforce an…
Is Your Subcontractor an Independent Contractor or an Employee? The Answer May Not Be as Simple as You Think
From JDSupra, John Mark Goodman and Anne Yuengert discuss a recent case that upheld a Minnesota law…
2025 California Labor, Employment, and Independent Contractor Legislative Update
From JD Supra, Matthew Goldberg, Elizabeth Holland, Melissa Jo Kendra, Brittany Sachs, and Heather Sager discuss recently enacted…
Minnesota AG Ellison Reaches $800,000 Settlement With Shipt to Protect Workers’ Rights
From JDSupra, Jessica Birdsong, Christopher Carlson, Blake Christopher, Lauren Morgan Fincher, Samuel Fishel, Stephanie Kozol*, and Clayton Friedman…
Assembly Bill 1340: California Gives Gig Drivers the Right to Organize
From JDSupra, Laura Pierson-Scheinberg discusses a law recently enacted in California that would allow app-based drivers to…
New Jersey Sues Amazon Alleging Misclassification of Delivery Workers
The New Jersey Attorney General and New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJDOL) announced a…
Washington Ruling Highlights the Need for Careful Review of Arbitration Agreements and Class Action Waivers in Wage-and-Hour Disputes
From JDSupra, Leah Lively and Alexandra Shulman discuss a recent unpubilshed opinion in which the Washington Court…
“Love is Blind” Contestant Sues Netflix Alleging Misclassification of Participants as Independent Contractors
From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses a lawsuit filed by a contestant on “Love is Blind” alleging that…
