in 2020 prop 22 saved
Flexible, Independent Work and App-Based Services in California
NEARLY 60% OF CALIFORNIA VOTERS overwhelmingly passed Proposition 22 –protecting the ability of app-based rideshare and delivery drivers to remain independent contractors, providing drivers new benefits, and preserving the availability of app-based services. Prop 22 was supported by nearly 120,000 California app-based drivers.
but it remains under threat
PROTECT APP-BASED DRIVERS + SERVICES (PADS) is a coalition of drivers, social justice, small business, public safety and community organizations organized to ensure the will of California voters is upheld, to protect access to independent, app-based jobs, and to preserve the availability, affordability, and reliability of on-demand app-based rideshare and delivery services.
We’re focused on protecting:
The will of the voters
Independent work
Critical app-based jobs
Essential app-based services
App-based jobs & services are key to supporting the state’s economy as thousands of Californians rely on income generated by rideshare & delivery. With services & income threatened, protecting independent work is vital for our communities. #ProtectAppWork
Press Releases
In Case You Missed It: Legal Scholar on Superior Court Prop 22 Ruling
In a recent op-ed, Anthony Caso, Senior Legal Fellow at the Claremont Institute and clinical [...] Read more
Opinion
A Trial Court Misinterpreted the ‘Germane to a Common Theme or Purpose’ Test in Holding That Prop. 22 Violated the Single-Subject Rule
Proposition 22 passed 59% to 41% in November 2020, and classified most app-based drivers as [...] Read more