Suing Instacart

In the wake of the California Legislature’s passage of a bill to upend California’s burgeoning gig economy, the San Diego City Attorney sued Instacart claiming it misclassifies its workers as independent contractors “to evade long-established worker protections under California law.”

SAN DIEGO – In the wake of the California Legislature’s passage of a bill to upend California’s burgeoning gig economy, the San Diego City Attorney sued Instacart claiming it misclassifies its workers as independent contractors “to evade long-established worker protections under California law.”

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