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Question 61: I had a job setting as a Model Home Attendant and cleaning the units for the company. I was paid by one check for both jobs. I had set days and hours for the two jobs. They said I was an independent contractor. They reimbursed me for cleaning supplies. I am in Ohio. My question is, am I an independent contractor? |
Answer: One of the difficulties of questions like this is that the determination of whether someone is an independent contractor or an employee is based on a host of facts and circumstances. You can't just look at one or two and come to a conclusion. (P. S., if I had to guess, I'd guess this worker is a common law employee.) |
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