As Grocer Plans to Replace Drivers, Observers Question Sufficiency of Prop. 22 Benefits

By Mark Powell
State: California
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When some California workers’ compensation stakeholders learned that grocery giant Albertsons …

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Tom Martin Jan 21, 2021 a 8:01 am PST

The latest method to exploit the workforce for profit. Hopefully, the courts will see what the voters did not.

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