Archive - Freelance Busting

The Answers We Need

Gallup stopped asking a key question in its Labor Day survey. The omission badly skews the media and political narrative.

19 hrs ago • Kim Kavin

The New Language of Freelance Busting

Paul Osterman’s book frames independent contractors as “disposable workers,” even when we’re happier than traditional employees.

Sep 1 • Kim Kavin

August 2026

And Now, Chicago

A hearing is scheduled September 15 for a bill that’s similar to New York City’s, saying that anyone providing “core delivery services” must be an…

Aug 27 • Kim Kavin

The “Core” Concern

In New York City, the narrative is about Amazon drivers, but the language in the Delivery Protection Act could easily be altered to target far more…

Aug 18 • Kim Kavin

The NJBIA is correct: "You can also contend that this whole debate, at its core, is not really about protecting workers who were truly misclassified."

Aug 11 • Kim Kavin

The Rise of Megan Romer

I tangled with her in 2021, after the AFL-CIO’s president elevated her in their joint attack on independent contractors.

Aug 3 • Kim Kavin

July 2026

In New Jersey, the left's argument is that 6,600 illegal voters in one year is not a widespread problem, but 700 independent contractors filing claims…

Jul 27 • Kim Kavin

JD Vance vs. Reality

The vice president says unions can stop socialism and communism—when unionists, socialists and communists are together attacking entrepreneurs.

Jul 20 • Kim Kavin

In its congressional candidate questionnaire, the AFL-CIO twists words to make destroying independent contractors' livelihoods seem downright noble.

Jul 13 • Kim Kavin

'Severely Broken'

New Jersey is emulating California's failed independent-contractor experiment, which ends with people's careers being senselessly destroyed.

Jul 9 • Kim Kavin

June 2026

The Double-Speak

All but one congressional Democrat now pledging to be pro-capitalism is co-sponsoring a freelance-busting bill the socialists and communists champion.

Jun 29 • Kim Kavin

How To Be An Anti-Socialist

If moderate Democrats want to distance themselves from the party's socialist surge, a good place to start is by protecting independent contractors.

Jun 25 • Kim Kavin

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