classifying

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• It’s certainly arguable that California’s law requiring Uber and Lyft drivers be classified as employees is a bad law with unintended consequences.

• That ballot measure would exempt app-based drivers from having to comply with AB 5, the state law limiting when employers can classify their workers as independent contractors.

• For now, we’re classifying it as a living project and welcoming spin-offs.

• In the next step, you need to classify your user base into specific groups, each of which will be targeted for unique marketing campaigns that cater to its needs.

• Both ride-hailing services threatened to temporarily shut down their operations in California after a judge declined to carve out an exemption for them from AB5, the new state law that would require the companies to classify drivers as employees.

• Or perhaps we instinctively classify Cubans as a people accustomed to being told what it is they need and want.

• While some may classify that inactivity as laziness or indifference, Brown suggests the contrary.

• If the doctor is biased, he may still classify it as a disorder that can lead to legal repercussions.

• The end goal is to classify what happens when the memory goes awry.

• There is a debate among experts about how to classify and define the effects of a lithium-ion battery meltdown.

• We would classify these two departments in this way, though in the highest dramatic work elements of both phases are combined.

• Classify each leukocyte seen, and calculate what percentage each variety is of the whole number classified.

• Apple-growers classify apples into three different kinds, each consisting of a great many separate varieties.