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Were you misclassified as an independent contractor instead of employee?
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Employers often evade paying taxes, benefits and overtime by misclassifying certain employees as "independent contractors." Although the situation is more complex, various factors determine your employment status.
A genuine independent contractor shapes their work schedule, invests in tools, and collaborates with multiple employers.
Have you encountered these scenarios?
If you've been labeled an "independent contractor" but practically function as a regular employee, you might have received inadequate compensation. In such cases, pursuing legal action against your employer might be necessary.
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Employers may misclassify employees as independent contractors for several reasons, some of which may stem from financial incentives. By categorizing workers as independent contractors, employers can avoid paying certain taxes, benefits, and overtime wages. This misclassification can lead to reduced labor costs and administrative burdens for the employer. However, this practice can also have legal consequences if discovered, as it infringes on workers' rights and can result in penalties for violating employment laws.
While financial motivations are common, some employers might genuinely believe that the nature of the work or the relationship justifies classifying workers as independent contractors. It's crucial for both employers and workers to understand the legal distinctions between employees and independent contractors to ensure compliance with labor laws.
If you suspect misclassification,
call LFECR and speak with an employment lawyer today, so we can clarify your status and protect your rights.
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