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Except we already have the floor. It's called being labeled an 'employee'. Independent contractors are a way of companies getting around the floor. So you eith
by fzeroracer 7y ago
Except we already have the floor. It's called being labeled an 'employee'. Independent contractors are a way of companies getting around the floor.
So you either modify the floor so that contractors have the same benefits as employees, or you make them employees. Both of which are fundamentally the same thing.
- manigandham 7y agoThe problem is thinking it's only about the companies. The job of professional driver has existed for a long time. People working as freelancers specifically don't want a job for whatever reason. Why should that freedom be taken away? Why must contractors have the same benefits? They have the choice to make whatever deal they want. A better strategy would be healthcare and taxes that aren't tied to employment so that contractors can more easily match employee terms.