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... and if any of these contractors are in CA, then they (edit to add this: Instacart) will likely be sued by the EDD. The EDD would view this as a blatant way
by e40 6y ago
... and if any of these contractors are in CA, then they (edit to add this: Instacart) will likely be sued by the EDD. The EDD would view this as a blatant way to get out of paying benefits (which it does appear to be).
- darkwizard42 6y agoIt isn't at all though if you read the article. They are instead partnering with stores to have the store employees fill orders from Instacart instead of Instacart's employee "shoppers." The model of Instacart has evolved, it went from any shopper going into any store and getting you what you need to having the stores actually be in on it and using Instacart as an extension to increase demand and orders (think how DD partners with restaurants for delivery vs. the old Postmates model where they could just send someone in to order your food for you)