Transportation industry trends and predictions for 2023
Episode 19: What are the top transportation industry trends for 2023? Join Openforce executives on this can't-miss podcast to find out!
New Rules on NYC Freelance Isn’t Free Act
The Freelance Isn’t Free Act enhances and establishes protections for independent contractors by creating and protecting their right to protection from retaliation, full and timely payments, and a written contract.
Product updates: Webhooks, improved invoicing and a new way to assign enrollments
This month we’ve added a bunch of features designed to help you efficiently access the information you need and provide [...]
AB5 isn’t going anywhere. Now what?
Episode 15: Although AB5 was signed into law in 2019, it resurfaced again when the U.S. Supreme Court declined to take the California Trucking Association’s challenge to California’s AB5 independent contractor status test.
Why you can’t ignore AB5—and what it means for the future of independent contractors
A new, far more restrictive standard—the ABC test— determines whether a worker is an employee or an independent contractor.
Breaking down the Top 5 predictions for the transportation industry in 2022
Episode 8: The top five transportation industry predictions for 2022, and the role of technology in solving current and future challenges.
Product update: View and manage masters and subcontractors with more flexibility
As the independent workforce economy continues to grow, more and more independent contractors are enlisting other contractors to help them [...]
Mixed up on misclassification: Where “ABCs” are not so elementary (TCA)
Misclassification is a pain point in a variety of industries, especially those that utilize owner-operator workforces. Everyone knows they want to avoid a misclassification claim, but few understand exactly what that means.
Mixed up on misclassification: Where “ABCs” are not so elementary (WIT)
Misclassification is a pain point in a variety of industries, especially those that utilize owner-operator workforces. Everyone knows they want to avoid a misclassification claim, but few understand exactly what that means.
