Workers not treated as “employees” are often not entitled to statutory safeguards, and this has the potential to raise several occupational health and safety considerations for gig economy workers. In a bylined article for the Hawaii Bar Journal, lawyer Scott Prange wrote a thorough piece focused on the occupational protections that currently exist for gig economy workers while examining some new approaches when it comes to addressing their workplace safety.
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