Federal judge temporarily exempts truck drivers from California gig worker law

- A federal judge has temporarily blocked a California labor law meant to take effect from Jan. 1 from impacting over 70,000 independent truckers by granting a ‘temporary restraining order.’

“Having considered the parties’ arguments set forth in Plaintiffs’ supporting papers, as well as Defendants’ and Intervenor-Defendant’s opposition papers, the Court finds that Plaintiffs’ requested temporary restraining order is warranted”, the judge said in his order. The Assembly Bill 5 or AB5 was set to go into effect on Wednesday but it faces multiple legal challenges.

A law that was just thrown out there before allowing the people to vote is not a law. This law is bad.

How’s about they just don’t haul in or out of CA for a week. Anarchy that’s what. Let them own the BS just once.

Corporations.

Well,. that's something at least. Now to actually get rid of the law for the rest of the gig workers.

Good for them. I’m sure they’re relieved.

One down, we are coming for your bill and legacy LorenaSGonzalez.

Yeah, because otherwise California would implode into 3rd-world status without food, fuel or goods.

Step 1) Pull the union carpet right under them. Step 2) Classify them as none-employees...Step 3) Include in right-wing broadcast, Democrats turn Socialists is looking to bringing back the guillotine for the 1%, so they need urgent protection from Democrats.

Where' Smokey? Must've sold out to the fat cat and his shadowy son...

Red voters...Dem candidates should serenade...

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