Category: United States

Posted in New Jersey

New Jersey Governor Pauses Proposed Independent Contractor Rule

From JDSupra, Justin Cutlip and James McDonnell discuss new excecutive orders issued by the governor of New…

Posted in Pennsylvania

Philadelphia’s Expanded and Amended ‘Ban-the-Box’ Law Takes Effect

From JD Supra, Elizabeth Casey, Tracey Diamond, Brian Ellixson, and Tayler De La Cruz Kennedy discuss Philadelphia’s new…

Posted in Alabama

A Win-Win for Independent Contractors and Hiring Companies: Alabama’s New Portable Benefit Accounts

From JD Supra, Allison Hawkins discusses Alabama’s new law that allows companies to contribute funds to an independent…

Posted in Florida

A Win for the Gig Economy: First Appellate Ruling on Florida’s TNC Statute Affirms Company is Not Liable for Damages Caused by Independent Contractor Driver

From JDSupra, Dona Trnovska Gilliland, Andrew Koehler, and Traci McKee discuss a recent case in which the…

Posted in New York

New York’s New “Trapped at Work Act” Applies to Independent Contractors Also

From JDSupra, Naomi Friedman, Katherine Heaney, Nancy Gunzenhauser Popper, and Gretel Zumwalt discuss recent bills enacted in…

Posted in New Jersey

New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development Celebrates Efforts Including Strengthening Enforcement and Combating Worker Misclassification

The New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development issued a press release celebrating its advancements in…

Posted in California

2026 California Labor & Employment Update

From JDSupra, Ryan L. Eddings provides employers in California with changes in 2026 including a new law…

Posted in California

Labor Relations for Gig Drivers [Day 11 of 12 Days of California Labor and Employment: 2025 Year in Review]

From JDSupra, Mellissa Schafer, as part of her year in review, discusses the AB 1340, the Transportation…

Posted in California

Key New 2026 Employment Laws for California Employers 

From JDSupra, Heather Caughron and Alessandra Whipple discuss new laws in California including exceptions to the independent…

Posted in Washington DC

Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia Announces Settlement Misclassification Claims with Construction Company

The Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia announced that it had settled claims…

Posted in Alabama

2026: Alabama Allows Independent Contractors to Open Portable Benefits Plans

From JD Supra, Sebastian Chilco, Joy Rosenquist, and Bruce Sarchet discuss news laws that take effect in 2026 including a a new…

Posted in California

2026: California Laws Allows Firms to Avoid Misclassification Penalities by Signing Agreement with Labor Commissioner Agreeing to Properly Classify Construction Drivers as Employees

From JD Supra, Linda Auerbach Allderdice, Stephen Baumann II, John Haney, Thomas Hill, Samuel Stone, and Tamar…