I look forward to some posts that say: "The way we talk about independent contractors matters." $5 says they can't do it without using the word "gig."

This is a long way of saying the freelance busting will continue until morale toward unions improves: "Verrett told Reid that unions need to 'write new rules' because 'we work with a set of laws in this country that are not written for working people to get ahead.' Let’s be

Democrats This is a Democrat leadership catastrophe. It’s not climate change. It’s the morons in charge.

California needs to get back to basics: Manage our forests. Store our water. Maintain our grid. Build our roads. Fund our police and fire. Do the things government is supposed to do, do them well, and do nothing else.

Democrats Actually, it's a Democrat mismanagement issue. All those TRILLIONS spent on "climate change" mitigation and we have had ZERO impact on global temperature increases. ZERO. We can't spend our way out of this problem. We need to significantly better manage the negative impacts.

The freelance-busting debate is now happening in Nebraska. nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/news/news-a…

Support the smallest of business owners Rep. Lois Frankel Rep. Kevin Kiley Senator Tim Scott President Donald J. Trump Senator Rand Paul U.S. Chamber Action The Wall Street Journal reason Marginal Revolution Department of Government Efficiency Elon Musk Please protect the 73 million freeelancers by supporting their right to freelance. $$$ has been wasted in litigation

This case is yet another example of how union bosses create fees & pay structures knowing these arrangements are illegal. But if workers don’t know their rights, unions often keep collecting this money or trampling on workers’ rights. bit.ly/3ElylXj The Center Square

This ordeal at MIT should remind lawmakers that all Americans deserve the right to protect their money from going to union bosses they don’t support, whether those objections are based on religion, politics, or any other reason. Read more: bit.ly/MIT-Graduates #RightToWork

Thank you to Americans for Tax Reform for their support of the Modern Worker Empowerment Act and the Modern Worker Security Act. By codifying protections for independent contractors, we can prevent future administrations from undermining independent workers and provide businesses

Rep. Kevin Kiley Protecting independent contractors from bureaucratic overreach is exactly the kind of reform needed to dismantle D.C.’s obsession with control. The Modern Worker Empowerment Act recognizes that red tape suffocates innovation—when government tries to force every worker into rigid

Damn right! Federal data shows 80% of independent contractors wish to remain self-employed. This is an 80/20 issue that affects tens of millions of Americans' $$. Being on the right side of this 80/20 means passing the Modern Worker Empowerment Act and ditching the PRO Act.

🧵Thread 1/3 Hey U.S. Department of Labor, taking another afternoon nap? Wake up — there are 1.5M+ podcasters out here in America and your 1930s labor definitions have no clue what to do with them! A thousand new podcasts every work day!

A brave voice speaking out against freelance busting. Kim speaks for so many of us: freelancers, gig workers, independent contractors, and small businesses. A resounding NO to PROAct-type legislation that would force freelancers to become W-2 workers and join unions!

Far left extremists spreading disinformation on HR 1319 Modern Worker Empowerment Act reason 1099 independent contractors need law: freelance-busting taking place in New Jersey thru NJDOL Commissioner proposed rule change. Watch Save Independent Work vid bookends w/ @TheKimKavin! Pass #HR1319

1/2 “Most nonemployers are self-employed individuals who operate their own business, which may be (but isn’t necessarily) their primary income source.” census.gov/library/storie…

Sort of like ... ... the entire employment law apparatus functioning solely to extract huge sum from employers ... ... as punishment for conducting business with willing workers.

Crystal-clear public comment from NAIOP New Jersey about New Jersey's proposed independent-contractor rule: "We join the overwhelming number of Legislative leaders and impacted parties to urge you to pause this effort and rescind this proposal in its entirety."

Our response to the NJ DOL proposed IC rule: This proposed rule is a direct attack on everyone’s fundamental freedom to earn a living as an entrepreneur, promulgated in remorseless defiance of our nation’s promise of liberty and the pursuit of happiness. fightforfreelancersusa.com/wp-content/upl…

Must read by Independent Women Patrice Lee Onwuka 🇫🇰🇺🇸! Freelance-busting by extreme elements of far left takes different forms. NJDOL Commissioner rule change must be rescinded! Rideshare drivers unionization in MA MN CA & IL is freelance-busting under sectoral organizing/bargaining. #twill #IL08