Comment Comment by hueving >california most definitely thinksCalifornia is a state, it doesn't think. Please be more precise with commentary like this (e.g. state judicial rulings vs local laws vs state laws).In this particular case it's the California Labor Commissioner's office and it's a ruling for one case. From your article:>The ruling does not apply beyond Ms. Berwick and could be altered if Uber’s appeal succeeds.So this is a long ways away from being a law in California. parent hueving 9 years ago
California is a state, it doesn't think. Please be more precise with commentary like this (e.g. state judicial rulings vs local laws vs state laws).
In this particular case it's the California Labor Commissioner's office and it's a ruling for one case. From your article:
>The ruling does not apply beyond Ms. Berwick and could be altered if Uber’s appeal succeeds.
So this is a long ways away from being a law in California.