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: Workers Comp InsiderIndependent Contractors: New Hampshire Defines, FedEx Whines
By Jon Coppelman
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New Hampshire has come up with their own 12 step program to determine whether contractors are truly independent or just employees. Meanwhile, the IRS has come down hard on FedEx, hitting the company with a $319 million fine for misclassifying drivers as independent contractors. Let's start in New Hampshire. The state has come up with 12 criteria for determining independence,...Full post as published by Workers Comp Insider on January 29, 2008 (boomark / email).
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