A state measure exempting most gig economy companies from strict worker classification standards does not relieve them of prior liability for misclassifying workers as independent contractors, a federal appeals court ruled Monday.
In a blow to app-based transportation businesses, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals turned down a bid by Grubhub to free itself of having to pay back drivers, during the period they were allegedly misclassifie...
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