Defining Employment Relationships in the Gig Economy–Can It Be Done?

Workers Comp Matters by Legal Talk Network

Dec 3, 201923:16Government & Organizations

As we continue to shift further into gig economy employment, defining employee-employer relationships is increasingly challenging in the area of workers' compensation. Workers' Comp Matters host Alan Pierce talks with Ro...

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