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California State Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez, author of the mean minded AB5 bill which uses new standards to classify California workers as either employees or independent contractors, is working on a new bill, AB1850, which is expected to include
language that would clarify the employment status of adult industry performers, such as cam models, who utilize video streaming platforms.
The AB5 standards, known as the ABC Test and the Borello Test , have caused confusion, particularly among
California-based adult webcam models, as to whether AB5 would reclassify them as employees, even when they have no employer.
Last week California Assemblywoman Christina Garcia introduced Bill AB2389, initally she received support from adult trade
groups and Lorena Gonzalez but this support has now ebbed away after realising just how onerous the law would be.
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Gonzalez announced she would pull her name from the legislation, and IEAU issued a formal apology for its participation in its drafting.
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California State Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez, author of the mean minded AB5 bill which uses new standards to classify California workers as either employees or independent contractors, is working on a new bill, AB1850, which is expected to include
language that would clarify the employment status of adult industry performers, such as cam models, who utilize video streaming platforms. 
