California is moving to codify a sweeping court decision curbing employers’ use of independent contractors, and the new law is unlikely to exempt Uber, Lyft and other app-based technology companies.
home care, newspapers and even strip clubs have grappled with similar complaints.
Those occupations are already regulated by other statutes but adding them to the bill makes their exemption more explicit. “We don’t want to stop true independent contractors from having their own little businesses. But we don’t want to continue this farce of large businesses declaring their people are independent contractors. These workers miss out on all benefits of being an employee.”urged the Legislature to “suspend or postpone the application of the Dynamex decision
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