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Labor & Employment

Jun. 3, 2015

Editors' Note

Whether in the context of franchised operations, independent contractors or staffing agencies, businesses across the country are puzzling over how regulators and courts will draw the line amid tectonic shifts in the global economy.

Who's an employer?

That is one of the most significant questions to emerge in the past year.

Whether in the context of franchised operations, independent contractors or staffing agencies, businesses across the country are puzzling over how regulators and courts will draw the line amid tectonic shifts in the global economy.

Should companies distance themselves from franchisees, or start paying more attention?

Some employe...

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