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Why Uber Is Paying NJ Record $100 Million Back In Taxes Why Uber Is Paying NJ Record $100 Million Back In Taxes
Why Uber Is Paying NJ Record $100 Million Back In Taxes In a record-setting misclassification case, Uber has agreed to pay New Jersey $100 million back in taxes after a state audit found the ride-share company misclassified drivers as independent contractors. This is the most amount of money New Jersey has received for this type of case, and covers 297,866 drivers. The payment follows New Jersey Department of Labor (NJDOL) audits that assessed Uber and its subsidiary Rasier LLC a combined $78 million in past-due contributions plus penalties and interest of $22 million.  Employers who misclassify workers as independent contractors skip…

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by Cecilia Levine
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State Suspends Midland Park Special Ed Teacher's Certificates State Suspends Midland Park Special Ed Teacher's Certificates
State Suspends Midland Park Special Ed Teacher's Certificates A Midland Park special education teacher who was suspended without pay in April 2015 had his teaching certificates suspended this month by the State Board of Examiners. On March 1, Jason R. Gangi of River Vale and Emerson had the following certificates suspended: Teacher of Elementary School in Grades K-6  Teacher of Students with Disabilities Certificates of Eligibility with Advanced Standing and Teacher of Elementary School in Grades K-6  Teacher of Students with Disabilities "After the teaching certification matter was transmitted to the Office of Administrative Law for hearing, Ga…

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by Cecilia Levine