Democrat Are Making WORK Illegal, Agenda 2030 Laws ARE COMING, Tim Pool SLAMS Uber Laws In WV

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Is this fuck always cold or what is it always wearing a knit cap and a jacket?
 
Trump is not pro-worker he is pro-layoff and firing for no real reason but to make sure the wealthy have their tax breaks.
 
"Social Engineering" is the only work that liberals venerate. All other work and workers are looked down on, even those who bring their social infrastructure plans into being.
 
Are you aware that you have to have a permit to run a business in a city?
This is about independent contractors and 1099 tax forms.

It really screwed things up for owner/operators that are leased to larger companies.

AB5 or whatever it was called in California caused turmoil.

Let's say your a California resident and own a truck leased to Landstar. AB5 (and this law in WV) made being an independent contractor to a company that's business was solely trucking illegal (and everything else from Uber to tax consulting and everything in between.). You were REQUIRED to be an employee.

I'm some instances this makes a lot of sense. Many employers make positions contractors to avoid paying insurance, FICA, and taxes.

But I'm trucking, leasing to a large company gives you a lot of benefits, especially access to their coast to coast freight base...and frees you from many paperwork and compliance issues that have become almost to burdensome for an independent operator to handle when he or she is a one man operator.

But a company isn't going to hire you and your truck and still pay you 82% of the line haul. They either have employed drivers that they pay 30% (approximately depending on company and freight) to drive THEIR trucks...or, like Landstar, they already have a system with 10,000 other owner operators from states that don't have these new rules.

It's a mess.
 
"There are no actual written articles on this"

Bad start right from the beginning.

I just listening to the beginning. Total bogus and total B.S. but even then this would be something the REPUBLICAN's would have done.

This is part of what is wrong. OP reads something from some no one yahoo and takes it as gospel even though he notes you can't even find any verification on it.

Senate in 2021 was 32 Republicans and 2 Democrats.

House 9 Democrats and 91 Republicans.

Governor was Trump's buddy Jim Justice. (R)

Now OP what was it exactly that the Democrats did?
 
"There are no actual written articles on this"

Bad start right from the beginning.

I just listening to the beginning. Total bogus and total B.S. but even then this would be something the REPUBLICAN's would have done.

This is part of what is wrong. OP reads something from some no one yahoo and takes it as gospel even though he notes you can't even find any verification on it.

Senate in 2021 was 32 Republicans and 2 Democrats.

House 9 Democrats and 91 Republicans.

Governor was Trump's buddy Jim Justice. (R)

Now OP what was it exactly that the Democrats did?
still bragging about your ignorance,,
 
This is about independent contractors and 1099 tax forms.

It really screwed things up for owner/operators that are leased to larger companies.

AB5 or whatever it was called in California caused turmoil.

Let's say your a California resident and own a truck leased to Landstar. AB5 (and this law in WV) made being an independent contractor to a company that's business was solely trucking illegal (and everything else from Uber to tax consulting and everything in between.). You were REQUIRED to be an employee.

I'm some instances this makes a lot of sense. Many employers make positions contractors to avoid paying insurance, FICA, and taxes.

But I'm trucking, leasing to a large company gives you a lot of benefits, especially access to their coast to coast freight base...and frees you from many paperwork and compliance issues that have become almost to burdensome for an independent operator to handle when he or she is a one man operator.

But a company isn't going to hire you and your truck and still pay you 82% of the line haul. They either have employed drivers that they pay 30% (approximately depending on company and freight) to drive THEIR trucks...or, like Landstar, they already have a system with 10,000 other owner operators from states that don't have these new rules.

It's a mess.
I was 1099 for many years but not in the trucking industry that shit is way over regulated to make a buck.
 
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