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November 2, 2022
The new proposed rule changes who can be considered an independent contractor
U.S. Department of Labor Proposes Rule Changes on the Classification of Independent Contractors
- Opportunity for Profit or Loss Depending on Managerial Skill
- Investments by the Worker and the Employer
- Degree of Permanence of the Work Relationship
- Nature and Degree of Control
- Extent to Which the Work Performed is an Integral Part of the Employer’s Business
- Skill and Initiative
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