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Labor Department Proposes Changes to Independent Contractor Rules
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The Labor Department said it would revisit rules that designate whether workers are classified as employees or independent contractors, a move that could affect millions of workers in healthcare, restaurants, ride-share transportation, and many other industries.
The department released a rule proposal on Tuesday that would change how labor laws define independent contractors. The new rule, if approved, would rely on a “multi-factor economic reality test” to determine whether a worker is truly in business by themselves and controls aspects of their employment like whether they perform managerial duties, how they are supervised and whether they are able to set prices.
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