The Department of Labor proposed a rule on Tuesday that would make it easier for employers to classify workers as independent contractors not subject to minimum wage, a change from Biden rules meant to treat gig workers more like regular employees.

The Labor Department said that the new rule would rescind a 2024 rule that was finalized under former President Joe Biden, and return the process to a standard that is similar to what it was back in 2021. The change is notable given the rise of gig workers like rideshare drivers in recent years.

REPUBLICANS PLAN FIRST MAJOR LEGISLATIVE REFORM TO LABOR LAWS IN DECADES