by Carl Kanowsky | Nov 6, 2020 | Business, Employment
For those employers dreading Nov. 4 (the day after the election) for whatever reason, let me assure you that there are more challenges facing you come 2021. Here are some previews of what the future holds. Jan. 4, 2021, Jane returns from her Christmas vacation to...
by Carl Kanowsky | Nov 12, 2019 | Employment
In the employment law field, everyone’s talking about Assembly Bill 5, the new law that’s supposed to address all the confusion about who is and who isn’t an independent contractor. You remember how in April 2018, the California Supreme Court issued its ruling in the...
by Carl Kanowsky | Oct 1, 2019 | Employment
As you’ll recall, Charles Lee, the guy who worked for Dynamex for fifteen days (yes, just 15 days), set the employment world on its head. Because of his lawsuit, it suddenly became much more difficult in California to justify classifying a worker as an independent...
by Carl Kanowsky | Oct 1, 2019 | Employment
As you might recall from my last column, Charles Lee, that 15-day wonder from Dynamex (the document-delivery service company), sued Dynamex, challenging that he should have been considered an employee rather than an independent contractor, contrary to the agreement...
by Carl Kanowsky | Jan 30, 2019 | Employment
George worked for Nerds Alot, a headhunting outfit that provided high-tech companies with programmers and other worker bees that kept both the websites and their internal networks clicking along smoothly. George found those programmers and then placed them with Nerds...
by Carl Kanowsky | Aug 27, 2018 | Employment
As you’ll recall, Charles Lee, that 15-day wonder from Dynamex (the document-delivery service company), sued Dynamex, challenging that he should have been considered an employee rather than an independent contractor, contrary to the agreement he had signed when he...
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