The Most Important Factor Weighted by the Courts in Determining

question 84

Multiple Choice

The most important factor weighted by the courts in determining employee status is

• A)the degree of control an employer exercises over the details of the work.
• B)the distinction between the occupations of a worker and an employer.
• C)the method of payment, whether by time period or completion of work.
• D)the skill required of the worker to do a job.

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