08/14/2023
Kansans and ensure every business follows the law.
The joint statement from the governors office and Labor Department says intentional misclassification is illegal and amounts to both tax evasion and insurance fraud.
Workers who are misclassified can lose protections and rights they would have
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06/29/2023
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Three people at Atlas Pavers in Concord Candido Silva 57 Itamar De Morais Junior 42 and Irma Ruiz-Alarcon 42 allegedly paid more than 12 million to unlicensed and misclassified construction workers from 2016-2019 prosecutors said in a statement.
The complaint also alleges that the
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05/22/2023
The San Francisco District Attorneys Office announced that Handy Technologies agreed to pay 6 million to settle allegations that it misclassified its gig workers in California.
The company which provides handyman services via an app also agreed to a permanent injunction to prevent
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03/31/2023
occupation or business of the same nature as the work performed.
In 2019 the California Legislature passed Assembly Bill 5. The expressed intent of the Legislature in enacting AB 5 was to ensure that workers who are currently exploited by being misclassified as independent contractors instead of
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12/06/2022
agencies be directed to pull licenses or not renew licenses if a business is determined to have knowingly misclassified workers and has not paid the fines and fees associated with that violation or previous violations.
The group additionally suggested better data sharing among state agencies and stiffer
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11/28/2022
Workers misclassified as independent contractors reductions in benefits and states looking to make workers' compensation protections optional for employers are three troubling trends for the insurance industry a U.S. Department of Labor official wrote in a recent blog post on the agencys
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09/07/2022
payments to workers and shield the company from liability for violating state law.
Drive also allegedly misclassified workers as contractors.
Misclassifying employees as independent contractors deprives workers of their right to be paid fairly and to be covered by workers' compensation insurance in
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06/02/2022
The owner of a New York roofing company pleaded guilty to charges that he intentionally misclassified workers to fraudulently reduce his workers compensation premiums by more than 250000.
The New York State Inspector Generals Office and Suffolk County District Attorneys Office said in a
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05/26/2022
A divided Ohio Supreme Court upheld a determination that a cable installation provider misclassified its workers as independent contractors.
Ugicom Enterprises Inc. is an Ohio corporation that contracts with Time Warner Cable to provide the outside installation of cable lines for TWC customers
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05/23/2022
Illinois Supreme Court said it did not have to determine whether CAT was properly decided because it was clearly distinguishable.
CAT involved a dispute about whether a carrier had applied the wrong classification code to certain workers and misclassified others the court explained. CAT had not
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