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The U.S. Labor Department proposes rolling back 2024 worker classification rules, favoring employer control over economic dependence.
The U.S. Department of Labor has proposed repealing the 2024 rule that expanded worker classification as employees based on economic dependence, reverting to a standard emphasizing employer control and a worker’s opportunity for profit or loss.
The change, aimed at reducing regulatory uncertainty, is expected to benefit industries reliant on contract labor, including gig work, trucking, and healthcare.
The proposal, published on February 26, 2026, begins a 60-day public comment period and reflects a broader effort to restore clarity and flexibility in worker classification under federal law.
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El Departamento de Trabajo de los EE. UU. propone revertir las reglas de clasificación de trabajadores de 2024, favoreciendo el control del empleador sobre la dependencia económica.