Government writing more laws when it is certainly NOT needed. Over my lifetime all I have seen is government state and fed screwing things up. One thing government could do is set the mini wage to the standard of living and for that matter all wages should be set to the standard of living. But telling a business's how to classify their employees is absolutely ridiculous!
I was in manufacturing the engine that makes for a good economy and what did government do; de-industrialization which did nothing good for the people or business!
Kim, thank you for continuing to speak up on this. I believe the AFL-CIO is wrong to push this approach without considering the unintended consequences. If these policies make it harder for small businesses to operate in New Jersey, some may leave or close, putting jobs at risk and potentially increasing unemployment. Those consequences deserve serious consideration.
Government writing more laws when it is certainly NOT needed. Over my lifetime all I have seen is government state and fed screwing things up. One thing government could do is set the mini wage to the standard of living and for that matter all wages should be set to the standard of living. But telling a business's how to classify their employees is absolutely ridiculous!
I was in manufacturing the engine that makes for a good economy and what did government do; de-industrialization which did nothing good for the people or business!
This entire situation with independent-contractor policy is beyond insane. New Jersey is just one part of it. This is madness.
Kim, thank you for continuing to speak up on this. I believe the AFL-CIO is wrong to push this approach without considering the unintended consequences. If these policies make it harder for small businesses to operate in New Jersey, some may leave or close, putting jobs at risk and potentially increasing unemployment. Those consequences deserve serious consideration.