Uber, Lyft, and Door Dash Might Be In Trouble

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TheStreet published this video item, entitled “Uber, Lyft, and Door Dash Might Be In Trouble” – below is their description.

A proposed rule from the U.S. Department of Labor that might make it possible for gig workers to become employees instead of just having contractor status.

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