Labor/Employment,
Government
Sep. 17, 2019
Exempting newspapers from gig bill may lead to opt-outs
In the waning moments of the legislature session, the state legislature passed Assembly Bill 170 early Saturday morning, giving newspapers a one-year extension to comply with the sweeping changes brought on by AB 5's reclassification of independent contractors to employees.




In the waning moments of the legislature session, the state legislature passed Assembly Bill 170 early Saturday morning, giving newspapers a one-year extension to comply with the sweeping changes brought on by AB 5's reclassification of independent contractors to employees.
Once signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom, newspaper publishers will have until Jan 1, 2021 to switch their delivery drivers and other distributors to employees...
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