Operations at the Port of Oakland in California have resumed after a pause due to protesters, who were there to speak out against AB 5. The law, which has gone into effect after a lengthy legal battle, aims to reclassify owner-operators as employees of carriers. Some protesters remain on site, but are using “free speech zones,” and not impeding operations, according to a port representative. One of the major issues with the law is the uncertainty it has sparked, as no one knows quite how it will be enforced or implemented.

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