Kim, thank you for continuing to bring attention to this. The concerns raised by business groups, attorneys, and the arts community show how many people could be affected by this rule. As a language services company, we also rely on independent professionals whose work varies by language, location, and client need.
New Jersey should delay implementation and bring independent contractors and small businesses to the table. The state can address genuine misclassification without creating rules that may cause businesses to stop offering work to New Jersey contractors—or leave the state altogether. Those unintended consequences deserve to be examined before the rule takes effect.
People of NJ wake up!!! Don't make the same mistakes as California!!! At this time, Tennessee doesn't look all that bad for businesses.
Tennessee is one option. I've been looking at properties in West Virginia in case I have to sell my New Jersey home and move. This is so utterly ridiculous...
Kim, thank you for continuing to bring attention to this. The concerns raised by business groups, attorneys, and the arts community show how many people could be affected by this rule. As a language services company, we also rely on independent professionals whose work varies by language, location, and client need.
New Jersey should delay implementation and bring independent contractors and small businesses to the table. The state can address genuine misclassification without creating rules that may cause businesses to stop offering work to New Jersey contractors—or leave the state altogether. Those unintended consequences deserve to be examined before the rule takes effect.
People of NJ wake up!!! Don't make the same mistakes as California!!! At this time, Tennessee doesn't look all that bad for businesses.
Tennessee is one option. I've been looking at properties in West Virginia in case I have to sell my New Jersey home and move. This is so utterly ridiculous...