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God that's infuriating. If they're going to define essential that circularly, then it's meaningless. It reminds me of the uber/lyft AB5 laws, where they designe
by 6gvONxR4sf7o 6y ago
God that's infuriating. If they're going to define essential that circularly, then it's meaningless. It reminds me of the uber/lyft AB5 laws, where they designed a test for independent contractor vs employee, and then exempted basically every industry from the test, one by one. Here, they defined essential workers vs unessential workers, and then exempted more and more industries, one by one, until it's meaningless.
- geoduck14 6y agoI work for a large bank. Banking is "essential", so ALL employees are "essential". Fwiw, I'm a software engineer and I've been working remotely. I have NO need to travel.