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!
Breaking down the DOL’s new independent contractor rule
Episode 17: Industry legal expert Doug Grawe joins us for a short, but info-packed podcast to break down the impact of this rule and what it means for businesses utilizing independent contractors.
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.
The Supreme Court’s AB5 decision & what it means for your business
The AB5 law in California will make it much harder to classify workers as independent contractors, including trucking and transportation workers.
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.
Avoiding risky business: Why IC drivers need While Under Dispatch liability insurance
Ensuring contracted workers (ICs) have the proper insurance coverage is a critical factor in protecting your business, as well as theirs.
Why final mile mergers and acquisitions will continue to boom after COVID-19
How final-mile companies should prepare for a merger or acquisition if they utilize an independent contractor workforce.
Demystifying insurance: The three-legged stool
This metaphorical insurance stool has three types of coverage: Workers’ compensation, occupational accident, and contingent liability.
Prop 22: Contracting Company Toolkit
Proposition 22: Contracting Company Toolkit Your guide to navigating Prop 22 regulations There is
Prop 22 is passed: What you need to do now
Prop 22 outlines the criteria required for the company and independent contractor relationship. Here are a few of the key considerations.