2/7 The ABC Test’s promise there, as is now being promised at the federal level, was that it would protect working people and help unions.

What it actually did—according to the state’s own nonpartisan Legislative Analyst’s Office—was outlaw up to 1 million people’s work. ...
3/7 The disproportionately negative effects of this ABC Test on women and Black people, in particular, have been well documented in titles as prominent as Forbes, so much so that no less than Benjamin Chavis Jr. called the law “racist.” ... https://lasentinel.net/op-ed-black-riders-matter.html
5/7 You’re of course entitled to your opinions, Mr. Hayes, but they should be based on facts instead of on already-debunked union talking points.

ABC Test laws like #AB5 and the #PROAct aren’t pro-worker. They outlaw the work that millions of writers, real-estate appraisers...
6/7 ... respiratory therapists, graphic designers, musicians and others are doing every day—so happily that all recent studies show 70-85% of independent contractors want to remain independent contractors.

The will of the people and the voters on this... https://fightforfreelancersusa.com/data-and-studies/
7/7 ... issue is clear: The vast majority of us believe the right to choose independent contractor work should be protected.

The ABC Test in the #PROAct outlaws this choice for millions of Americans, including me.

Please rethink your regressive position.

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