The complaint, filed in San Francisco state court, is the latest dust-up between the office and gig economy companies over the classification of workers as contractors.
September 01, 2023 at 03:16 PM
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Litigation editor
San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu claims thousands of food service industry jobs are at risk if on-demand hospitality labor platform Qwick goes unchecked, according to a worker misclassification suit filed Thursday.
The complaint, filed in San Francisco state court, is the latest dust-up between the office and gig economy companies over the classification of workers as contractors.
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San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu has filed a worker misclassification suit against Qwick, which provides gig workers for foodservice roles. (Photo: Jason Doiy/ALM)
