Injunction Sought Against New Law On Independent Contractors
Less Than Two Months Before Implementation, A Federal Law Impacting Gig Workers Is Being Challenged In A Georgia Court.
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Independent Contractors
U.S. Dept Of Labor Proposes Rule That Could Turn Gig Economy Upside Down
The U.S. Department Of Labor Proposed A New Rule Tuesday That Would Overhaul How Independent Contractors Like Freelancers And Drivers For Ridesharing Apps Are Classified, Potentially Upending The Gig Economy That Has Exploded In Growth In Recent Years.
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59 Million Freelancer Jobs, $1.2 Trillion In Annual Earnings At Stake In Debate Over PRO Act
If Enacted, The PRO Act Could Eliminate Most Forms Of Independent Contracting, Potentially Impacting As Many As 59 Million Freelance Workers.
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Freelancers Better Equipped To ‘Weather COVID-19 Storm’
There Are Nearly 59 Million Freelance Workers In The U.S., Who Represent 36% Of The Total Workforce. Many Were Already Working From Home Before State Shutdown Orders Began.
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Freelancers, Gig Workers Fear Biden Presidency Will Put Them Out Of Work
Millions of freelance workers in the U.S. are worried that a Biden presidency might put them out of business because of his support for the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act and opposition to Proposition 22, which is on the ballot this election.
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