Evers Vetoes Bill to Give Limited Benefits to Gig Economy Workers
WISCONSIN, AUG 9 – Governor Evers vetoed AB 269 to protect over 100,000 gig workers from losing wage and insurance benefits despite $1.4 million spent by DoorDash supporting the bill.
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Evers vetoes bill to give limited benefits to gig economy workers
Supporters of the bill said the measure would have given gig industry workers, like those who work for Uber or DoorDash, the opportunity to access portable benefits accounts through their employers.


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Wisconsin AFL-CIO: Governor Evers stands up for workers with veto of Assembly Bill 269 the gig worker carve out bill
Earlier today, Governor Tony Evers took action for working people by vetoing AB 269, the Gig Worker Carve Out Bill. This bill would have permanently stripped important protections like worker’s compensation, unemployment insurance, minimum wage, and overtime pay from Wisconsin’s app-based...
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