Add to ORKGThe article examines the case Clark v. City of Seattle which addresses the advantages of regulating gig workers, particularly rideshare drivers, at the federal level while demonstrating how an amendment to the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) accomplishes that regulation
Ridesharing companies, namely Uber and Lyft, have taken the transportation market by storm. These co...
There is a widespread debate over how gig workers should be classified. The passage of California As...
Membership in traditional unions has steeply declined over the past two decades. As the White House ...
This Article analyzes the viability of legislation extending labor rights to workers currently exclu...
Well before the 2016 presidential election, worker movements like “Fight for Fifteen” had begun to r...
This short paper, which appeared on the Law360 blog, is an effort to think through the consequences ...
By connecting more independent entrepreneurs with customers than ever before, Internet-based applica...
I. Introduction II. Background ... A. The “Sharing” Economy ... B. Who Is an Employee? ... 1. Miscla...
The “sharing economy” goes by many names such as the “gig economy,” the “1099 economy,” and the “on-...
This article assesses the extent to which the UK's Supreme Court (UKSC) rulings in Uber and Pimlico ...
This article describes and analyzes the considerable surge in state and local government activity pr...
With the advent of the gig economy, many have benefited from the availability of flexible work, part...
This note by Peter Gibbins explores the legal challenges both companies and workers face in the “gig...
This article considers the status of workers in the new economy, defined as the sharing economy (e...
(Excerpt) In the shadow of the 2020 United States Presidential election, an important vote was also ...
Ridesharing companies, namely Uber and Lyft, have taken the transportation market by storm. These co...
There is a widespread debate over how gig workers should be classified. The passage of California As...
Membership in traditional unions has steeply declined over the past two decades. As the White House ...
This Article analyzes the viability of legislation extending labor rights to workers currently exclu...
Well before the 2016 presidential election, worker movements like “Fight for Fifteen” had begun to r...
This short paper, which appeared on the Law360 blog, is an effort to think through the consequences ...
By connecting more independent entrepreneurs with customers than ever before, Internet-based applica...
I. Introduction II. Background ... A. The “Sharing” Economy ... B. Who Is an Employee? ... 1. Miscla...
The “sharing economy” goes by many names such as the “gig economy,” the “1099 economy,” and the “on-...
This article assesses the extent to which the UK's Supreme Court (UKSC) rulings in Uber and Pimlico ...
This article describes and analyzes the considerable surge in state and local government activity pr...
With the advent of the gig economy, many have benefited from the availability of flexible work, part...
This note by Peter Gibbins explores the legal challenges both companies and workers face in the “gig...
This article considers the status of workers in the new economy, defined as the sharing economy (e...
(Excerpt) In the shadow of the 2020 United States Presidential election, an important vote was also ...
Ridesharing companies, namely Uber and Lyft, have taken the transportation market by storm. These co...
There is a widespread debate over how gig workers should be classified. The passage of California As...
Membership in traditional unions has steeply declined over the past two decades. As the White House ...