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Prop 22 Update: California Court Upholds Classification of Gig Workers as Independent Contractors
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Workers have historically fallen into two categories: employees and independent contractors. In November 2020, California voters passed Proposition 22: a ballot initiative to create a third type of worker classification. In February 2021, three California drivers and the Service Employees International Union filed a complaint against the State of California in the Alameda County Superior Court of California. In their complaint, the plaintiffs alleged that Proposition 22 was unconstitutional because it:
- Intrudes on the Legislature’s exclusive authority to create workers’ compensation laws,
- Restricts the courts’ authority to interpret the Constitution,
- Limits the Legislature’s authority to enact legislation that would not constitute an amendment to Proposition 22, and
- Violates the single-subject rule for initiative statutes.
Listen to today's podcast for the implications of this case on gig workers.
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