Employers
treat independent workers as vendors that can be scaled up and down more easily based on emerging skill gaps and competitive pressures.
Not exact matches
If there is a long - standing practice in your industry in
treating certain
workers as
independent contractors, you probably can follow suit.
This decision is one of several this year holding major companies like FedEx and Uber responsible for wrongfully
treating workers as
independent contractors.
A common situation is when a company
treats employees as
independent contractors in practice (not paying payroll taxes on the
workers), but then also claims tax deductions as if the
workers were employees.
Prescription Over-Ruled further asserts that the WSIB strategically uses «
independent» medical examinations to support denials by stating that the
worker has fully recovered and is ready to return to work despite conflicting evidence and opinions from
treating health care providers.
As a result of trying to avoid
treating at - home
workers as employees, Rosen indicates that background screening firms can potentially face liability for federal and state payroll taxes that should have been paid for misclassified
workers, substantial penalties to the IRS or state, fees and damages if litigation is involved, and responsibility for benefits and overtime pay the
independent contractors would have received if classified as employees.
In his article «The Dangers of
Treating Home Operators as
Independent Contractors,» Attorney Les Rosen, founder and CEO of nationwide background screening company Employment Screening Resources (ESR) and author of «The Safe Hiring Manual,» reveals that some background screening firms treat at - home workers as independent contractors: «The screening firm often has regular employees at the main office doing the same work, so that the so - called «independent contractors» are doing what regular employees do, but without a regular salary, or any benef
Independent Contractors,» Attorney Les Rosen, founder and CEO of nationwide background screening company Employment Screening Resources (ESR) and author of «The Safe Hiring Manual,» reveals that some background screening firms
treat at - home
workers as
independent contractors: «The screening firm often has regular employees at the main office doing the same work, so that the so - called «independent contractors» are doing what regular employees do, but without a regular salary, or any benef
independent contractors: «The screening firm often has regular employees at the main office doing the same work, so that the so - called «
independent contractors» are doing what regular employees do, but without a regular salary, or any benef
independent contractors» are doing what regular employees do, but without a regular salary, or any benefits.»
In his article «The Dangers of
Treating Home Operators as
Independent Contractors,» Attorney Les Rosen, founder and CEO of nationwide background screening company Employment Screening Resources (ESR), reveals that some background screening firms treat at - home workers as independent contractors: «The screening firm often has regular employees at the main office doing the same work, so that the so - called «independent contractors» are doing what regular employees do, but without a regular salary, or any benef
Independent Contractors,» Attorney Les Rosen, founder and CEO of nationwide background screening company Employment Screening Resources (ESR), reveals that some background screening firms
treat at - home
workers as
independent contractors: «The screening firm often has regular employees at the main office doing the same work, so that the so - called «independent contractors» are doing what regular employees do, but without a regular salary, or any benef
independent contractors: «The screening firm often has regular employees at the main office doing the same work, so that the so - called «
independent contractors» are doing what regular employees do, but without a regular salary, or any benef
independent contractors» are doing what regular employees do, but without a regular salary, or any benefits.»
(E) A marriage and family therapist may diagnose and
treat mental and emotional disorders only under the supervision of a psychologist, psychiatrist, licensed professional clinical counselor,
independent social
worker, or
independent marriage and family therapist.
«I am a Licensed
Independent Social
Worker with over 35 years experience in
treating mental health issues; depression, anxiety, and mood disorders.