Truckers, therapists, entertainers say they are unsure whether new California rules aimed at companies like Uber will affect them
Dump-truck driver Thang Nguyen thought he was planning ahead earlier this year when he spent more than $200,000 on a new vehicle to comply with California’s strict emission standards. Now he is worried a new state law will make it difficult to find enough work to afford the repayments on the truck.
Mr. Nguyen is one of many independent contractors in America’s most populous state and the world’s fifth-largest economy caught in uncertainty surrounding a law passed by the legislature in September and signed soon after by Democratic...
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