The Three Main Tests Courts Use to Classify Employees and Independent

question 12

Multiple Choice

The three main tests courts use to classify employees and independent contractors are:

• A) the common-law agency test, the Darden test, and the master-servant rule.
• B) the Master-servant rule, the common-law agency test, and the GAP analysis.
• C) the common-law agency test, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) 20-factor analysis, and the economic realities test.
• D) the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) 20-factor analysis, Myers-Briggs test, and earned value analysis.

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Definitions:

Daytime Fatigue

A condition characterized by persistent tiredness and lack of energy during the daytime, not directly linked to lack of sleep.

REM Rebound

The increase in the frequency and intensity of REM (Rapid Eye Movement) sleep following a period of REM sleep deprivation.

REM Sleep

A phase of sleep characterized by rapid eye movement, during which vivid dreams commonly occur, and plays a critical role in memory consolidation.

Paradoxical Sleep

Another term for REM (Rapid Eye Movement) sleep, characterized by dream-rich sleep, brain activity similar to wakefulness, and temporary muscle paralysis.