To me, this line sums up the whole discussion:
"If a worker is told where to work, what their rate is, and does not control who orders the work (can't make client hire/fire decisions) they are an employee."
I have a feeling that Uber and the other "sharing economy" companies have very bad news coming.
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To me, this line sums up the whole discussion: "If a worker is told where to work, what their rate is, and does not control who orders the work (can't make client hire/fire decisions) they are an employee."
I have a feeling that Uber and the other "sharing economy" companies have very bad news coming.
They were able to crack down on "illegal" aliens pretty effectively; so "contractors" need to be very afraid.