Worker Classification
Business News
Uber Settles Lawsuit for $100 Million, and Drivers Will Remain Independent
The lawsuit had claimed that Uber drivers are employees and thus entitled to reimbursement of expenses.
Legal
Cleaning Startup Homejoy Shuts Down, Blames Worker Classification Lawsuits
The multiple worker classification lawsuits filed against the company were the 'deciding factor.'
Employee Experience & Recruiting
The Important Question to Ask About Classifying Workers in Light of Uber's Contractor Fiasco
Outsourcing is and will continue to be a vital way for small- and medium-sized companies to grow. But just knowing what to outsource isn't the issue.
Legal
W-2 or 1099? Why It Pays to Classify Your Employees Correctly.
At stake are taxes for the employer and sick days, vacation and other benefits for the employee.