We’re here to answer the most frequently asked questions about how the change in California’s labor law will impact licensed manicurists.
We discuss the significant change affecting licensed manicurists in California, and why the determination of their employment status will depend on the ABC test, not the Borello test. Also, Mike explains why your accountant is wrong to advise you to issue a 1099 to your workers.
Confused about how 1099s operate in the beauty industry? Your accountant may be wrong.
Licensed manicurists in California will have two options after January 1, 2025: employee or establishment owner.
Booth Rent Isn't Legal? Decoding the Labor Code for California Manicurists
With the new year just weeks away, confusion over the upcoming change to the employment status of California’s licensed manicurists continues. We review the recent guidance from the Department of Industrial Relations and its relation to the relevant Labor Code. Mike also explains why referring to this issue as “AB 5” isn’t accurate.
PREVIEW: Booth Rent Isn't Legal? Decoding the Labor Code for California Manicurists
California manicurists and salon owners hoping to avoid the ABC test or expecting a grace period after January 1, 2025 should consider what’s already been explained by the Department of Industrial Relations.
Let's Stop Referring to AB 5
A quick word about referring to an old bill number when talking about the current law.
Establishment Licenses + AB 5 with Kristy Underwood
Kristy Underwood, the Executive Officer of California’s Board of Barbering and Cosmetology (BBC), gives us the basics of establishment licenses, including whether more than one can be issued to the same location. More important, she addresses the changes coming January 1, 2025 with regard to licensed manicurists working as independent contractors.
PREVIEW: Establishment Licenses + AB 5 with Kristy Underwood
Straight from the source, Kristy Underwood of California’s Board of Barbering and Cosmetology clarifies that AB 5 applies to all licensed establishments because there’s no such thing as a nail salon license.
Welcome to Loopholes and Lawsuits
In this first episode, we introduce ourselves, describe how this new project came together and our plans to address industry trends and your questions.
PREVIEW: Welcome to Loopholes and Lawsuits
When the opportunity to collaborate presents itself, you take advantage! Our new video podcast features expert perspectives on compliance and best practices for beauty professionals and salon owners.