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The “Uberization” of Jobs: Employee or Independent Contractor?
Posted on 9 Apr 2015 by California Compensation Cases Staff

To not apply the possibly antiquated rules set forth in Borello to the new “share” economy could mean that thousands of new workers in California go without necessary protections The Uber business model could be a sea change in how many... Read More

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