Letters,
Labor/Employment
Oct. 1, 2019
AB 5 language will cause unexpected disruption
Whether or not Assembly Bill 5 was really aimed only at the “gig economy,” its absurdly broad language will cause widespread and unexpected disruption of non-business dealings.
Whether or not Assembly Bill 5 was really aimed only at the "gig economy," its absurdly broad language will cause widespread and unexpected disruption of non-business dealings. [Ron Zambrano, "AB 5: Time to get Uber it and move on," Sept. 24]. Want to hire the teenager next door to babysit your child for an evening? AB 5 turns such teens into "employees" as a matter of law. The parties cannot show that the par...
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