Labor/Employment,
Civil Litigation
Sep. 2, 2021
Gig companies got too greedy with Prop 22
Proposition 22 “appears only to protect the economic interests of the network companies in having a divided, ununionized workforce…”
John D. Winer
Partner
Winer Burritt & Scott, LLP
Phone: 510-433-1000
Email: john@wbslawyers.com
University of San Francisco SOL; San Francisco CA
John is the firm's founding partner. He has 39 years of experience representing plaintiffs in workplace sexual harassment, gender discrimination and personal injury law.
On Aug. 20, in a ruling celebrated by some and decried by others, Alameda County Superior Court Judge Frank Roesch ruled portions of Proposition 22 unconstitutional, rendering it unenforceable in its entirety. The ruling came in a suit filed by the Service Employees International Union and others against the state of California and the director of the California Department of Industrial Relations.
Proponents of Prop. 22, officially titled ...
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