FFS...
The US government has more important issues.
This virtue signaling douche can go f himself.
I do think this is more important than you believe it to be.
I mean, how many "independent contractors" do you know who are told that if they set up a twitch or cameo account on their own time and grow it with their own efforts, any money they make from it should be apportioned with the company they are contracted with?
How many "independent contractors" are explicitly forbidden to work for any other employer who would like to retain their professional services?
WWE tells them where to perform, how to dress, what to say, who to wrestle...the list of characteristics that weigh in favor of a wrestler's relationship with WWE as being employer/employee is virtually endless.
Despite being fairly conservative, to me, this looks like a pretty cut-and-dry case of WWE having an actual employer/employee relationship but labeling it as an independent contractor relationship to leverage and exploit the wrestlers to the highest degree possible.
Would love to see this adjudicated. In fact, I'd like to see a group of those who were released from WWE band together and seek to end this fiction that wrestlers are independent contractors with WWE, and seek back compensation from WWE. I'd also like to see WWE forced to return the percentage of money they took from wrestlers for money they earned on twitch/cameo/etc.
I should note that AEW lets their employees work in other promotions, have twitch/cameo accounts without sharing profits, and gives wrestlers talking points instead of scripts. I don't see AEW gouging and exploiting their wrestlers and making a mockery of their "independent contract" status like WWE is.