Every time I think AB 5 can’t get worse, it does: capitalandmain.com/translators-wr…
If you want a lesson in how to destroy your state’s creative industries, the combination of catastrophically expensive + unreliable power + penalizing anchor clients is it.
If you want a lesson in how to destroy your state’s creative industries, the combination of catastrophically expensive + unreliable power + penalizing anchor clients is it.
Crossfile under:
Ride sharing companies are a social, economic, & environmental harm
Uber & Lyft are exploitive & those loopholes should absolutely be closed, but rounding up creatives into this mess is short-sighted when California’s pixie dust depends on exporting dreams.
Ride sharing companies are a social, economic, & environmental harm
Uber & Lyft are exploitive & those loopholes should absolutely be closed, but rounding up creatives into this mess is short-sighted when California’s pixie dust depends on exporting dreams.
While we’re at it, crossfile under:
Be a corporation, not a person.
Someone will figure out how to boilerplate incorporating docs (either in state or out) as companies can still be hired for infinite gigs. Because of course they can.
Be a corporation, not a person.
Someone will figure out how to boilerplate incorporating docs (either in state or out) as companies can still be hired for infinite gigs. Because of course they can.
AB-5 is even more disturbing in the context of frequent short-notice “no power = no school” fire days.
It’s not like California is notoriously too expensive for families to survive on one income. Dismantling the flexibility of freelancing is nbd, right?
It’s not like California is notoriously too expensive for families to survive on one income. Dismantling the flexibility of freelancing is nbd, right?
