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New federal rules will reclassify many gig workers as employees, granting them wages, overtime, and unemployment benefits starting January 2026.
The U.S. Department of Labor announced new regulations today aimed at strengthening worker protections in the gig economy, requiring companies to classify more independent contractors as employees, granting them access to minimum wage, overtime, and unemployment benefits.
The rule, effective January 2026, marks a significant shift in federal labor policy and follows years of debate over the classification of gig workers.
The administration says the change will ensure fairer treatment for millions of workers in ride-sharing, delivery, and freelance sectors.
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Las nuevas reglas federales reclasificarán a muchos trabajadores de concierto como empleados, otorgándoles salarios, horas extras y beneficios de desempleo a partir de enero de 2026.