Worker misclassification is not a new problem in the business world, but recently, the repercussions of misclassifying workers with state entities have seen some changes. A worker is considered misclassified if they have been labeled an independent contractor. when in reality they should be considered employee.
Why would a business misclassify their workers?
When you’re looking for work, some things are of extreme importance. Depending on your circumstances, you might wonder whether you can work remotely or have a flexible schedule. Questions about what the benefits package looks like, if the position will provide you a work-life balance and how much paid time off you’ll get are typical.
However, if you work for commission, your questions might be pretty different than if you consider accepting a salaried position. There’s a big difference between working on straight commission and having a base salary on which you can rely. But when you’ve earned your commission and your employer refuses to honor it, can you protect your interests?
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