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On January 9, 2024, the Department of Labor (DOL) published a final rule defining “independent contractor” for the purposes of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and issued a new six-factor test for determining whether a worker should be classified as an employee or an independent contractor. The new six factors that will be considered in determining the relationship and the principal are: * The worker’s opportunity for profit or loss * Investments by the worker and the potential employer * The degree of permanence of the relationship * The nature and degree of the potential employer’s control over the work * The extent to which the work is integral to the potential employer’s business * The worker’s skill or initiative Next week I'll add the fines, penalties, followed by how to fix the many Independent Contractors you have that should be full or part time employees! If you want to have us assess your catergorization now, just sign up for a demo at info@myhrcounsel.com Avoid the cuffs!
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This is a short summary I wrote of a new California appellate decision that discusses what Plaintiffs who win low awards in wage and hour cases can recover in fees and costs.
New Cal. App. Decision on Prevailing Plaintiff Fee and Cost Recovery in Wage and Hour Cases
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If you’re working with independent contractors, this new classification (likely to be fought in the courts) is one to watch with a new, much more specific 6-factor analysis:
Final Rule: Employee or Independent Contractor Classification Under the Fair Labor Standards Act, RIN 1235-AA43
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This post is to clarify some confusion about finding Part 2 of: An action-packed story about a supposedly “friendly” employer who brought a union-busting lawyer to the bargaining table, and how Local 2639 mopped the floor with him, click below: https://bit.ly/btrpart1 The bottom of the magazine page links to Part 2. (It’s a bit confusing because the link starts with “Up Next”)
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