November 15, 2019 – LaborPress

New Jersey Rules Uber Drivers Are Employees

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TRENTON, N.J.—The New Jersey Department of Labor has assessed Uber for almost $650 million for failing to pay unemployment and disability taxes for its drivers.

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“I applaud Governor Cuomo for moving to revoke National Grid’s certificate to operate its gas franchise. The Governor’s letter rightfully highlights the coercive and abusive

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New Jersey Rules Uber Drivers Are Employees

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