
California Prop. 22 Ruled Unconstitutional: What’s Next for App-Based Drivers?
On August 20, 2021, a California judge ruled the controversial rideshare law, Prop. 22, unconstitutional. Applicable to gig workers, this could impact your earnings. If
On August 20, 2021, a California judge ruled the controversial rideshare law, Prop. 22, unconstitutional. Applicable to gig workers, this could impact your earnings. If
NOTE: This article was originally published in March 2021. In August 2021, an Alameda County judge ruled Prop 22 unconstitutional, which you can read about
California law requires specific information to be included on your pay stub (or wage statement) so that you have an accurate understanding of how your
A judge ruled that 1,400 hourly-paid food production workers for Leprino Foods will move forward together in their lawsuit against the world’s largest mozzarella cheese
It is important to make sure that you receive the minimum wage for your work during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many employers are laying off workers
The Basics of Employee Misclassification Many salaried workers in California are not getting paid all the wages they deserve. This happens when they are misclassified
Happy New Year! California has made several changes to its labor laws that go into effect on January 1, 2020. Here are a few that
MTurk Worker Rights As an Amazon Mechanical Turk worker, are you getting paid for every minute that you work? Are you making, at the very
Opoli Drivers: Are You Making the Minimum Wage? As a rideshare driver for Opoli, are you tired of never knowing what you’ll be paid for
What is a Mystery Shopper? Mystery shoppers, also known as secret shoppers, are regular consumers paid to shop in stores and collect data for third-party