California Considers Gig Worker Arbitration Protections
California may become the first state in the U.S. to protect gig workers from mandatory arbitration. The state Senate and government affairs committee voted along party lines. The proposed law aims to give workers more power in disputes with companies.
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NBC News Radio
“California may soon be the first state of the U.S. and court countertops to protect workers from them.”
KQED FM
“forced arbitration clauses are buried in everything from product warranties”
KQED FM
“with the fact that they were being forced into arbitration by the company, but then the company basically said, well , you, by agreeing, by”
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