> the unidentified company — whose workers, it appears, clean residences It shouldn't take long to figure out who that is... > industry officials estimate tha

> the unidentified company — whose workers, it appears, clean residences It shouldn't take long to figure out who that is... > industry officials estimate that requiring them to classify their workers as employees would raise their labor costs by 20 to 30 percent. It's nice to put a number on how much they underpay their employees. > and are permitted to schedule future jobs with the same customer without using the platform. You can do this with any of these "platform" companies that take a cut for regular jobs like cleaning or tutoring, though some may try to stop you. Do it immediately, and split whatever cut the "platform" took 50/50.