How the Gig Economy is Changing the Employment Law Landscape

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APU Politics in the Workplace

American Public University

25 episodes

7 months ago

Power and authority affect workplace relationships and business operations. American Public University brings you Politics in the Workplace, a podcast featuring expert guests from the legal field, human resources, and all levels of management discussing strategies to manage personal and professional behavior that aids in career success. To learn more, visit StudyatAPU.com.

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How the Gig Economy is Changing the Employment Law Landscape | EP18

APU Politics in the Workplace

31 minutes 28 seconds

4 years ago

How the Gig Economy is Changing the Employment Law Landscape | EP18

The growth of the gig economy has upended traditional employment classifications and sown uncertainty regarding labor laws. Companies like Uber and Lyft, which rely on independent contractors, face employment law challenges regarding the status of freelancers and gig workers. In this episode, APU professor Cynthia Gentile talks to attorney Neil Goldsmith about how the gig economy is changing employment law. Learn about the various tests used to determine employment status, laws like Prop 22 that change employment classifications, and other changes affecting the gig economy under the Biden administration.

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