Will a New Gig Worker Exception Proposed in Massachusetts Change the Future of Work ?
After winning big in California, gig companies take their worker classification fight to Massachusetts
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. . . an analysis from UC Berkeley Labor Center:
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.I find interesting the incredible level of double-speak. For instance the commitment of 120% of minimum wage that sounds like a wage increase even though it isn't. Similarly, the health care contribution is worded in a way that almost no one will qualify. It is like the author made a list of worker protections, and then created a list of bullet points that sound like improvements even though they aren't. It makes it very difficult to even know what is being voted for. 
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