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This seems like it will affect government and corporate "on-site" contractors more than software-routred cabs. Unintended Consequences, arriving.
by i_am_proteus 7y ago
This seems like it will affect government and corporate "on-site" contractors more than software-routred cabs.
Unintended Consequences, arriving.
- dragonwriter 7y agoIndividual government on-site “contractors” are almost entirely W-2 employees of firms that are contracted by government. That's often, though perhaps not as consistently true, of BigCorp onsite contractors, as well. There will be no impact to those at all.
- i_am_proteus 7y agoSo if one wanted to drive flexibly for a software-routed cab company under the proposed California regume, could one set up an LLC and then contract through the LLC?
- gamblor956 7y agoYes, probably. That is actually how most (sub)contractors in the construction world currently have things set up for legal reasons.
- malandrew 7y agoIf anyone is looking for a startup idea, there's probably some merit in setting up an LLC-as-a-service business so those individuals impacted by AB5 that do want the flexible work can continue to do so without much headache.