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Gig Workers Remain Independent as CA Supreme Court Backs Prop 22
Season 2024
Episode 87
The California Supreme Court has upheld Prop 22, allowing companies like Uber and Lyft to continue classifying drivers as independent contractors. This decision impacts over a million gig workers who have raised concerns about the benefits promised under the law. While some workers feel those benefits haven't materialized, companies argue Prop 22 is working as intended.
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