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June, 17 2010
Posted by Liz Greene | Comments: (0)

There is movement in independent contractor legislation pending in Congress: the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions conducted hearings today focused on the Employee Misclassification Prevention Act, or EMPA. The hearing was titled, "Leveling the Playing Field: Protecting Workers and Businesses Affected by Misclassification." That link hosts a video showing highlights of the hearing. If passed, the Employee Misclassification Prevention Act (EMPA) would amend the Fair Labor Standards Act to criminalize . . .

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June, 9 2010
Posted by Liz Greene | Comments: (2)

The impacts of the new healthcare laws on contingent workforce management will not be fully understood for some time. But some provisions of great concern are approaching rapidly, including a little understood 1099 reporting provision slated to take effect on January 1, 2012. Like the proposed Employee Misclassification Prevention Act (EMPA) bill, this new requirement would “pierce the corporate veil” hiding independent contractor vendors and require immediate discovery and control over challenging spend categories such as statement of work consultants and sub-contractors.

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March, 17 2010
Posted by Dave Putt | Comments: (3)

Who are independent contractors, and what are some of the risk profiles for 1099s? I find that there are generally three prototypical people that become independent contractors. The first person truly wants to be an entrepreneur. She invests in her business and knows it is important to buy the proper business insurances (E&O, General Liability), develop marketing strategies, and in general think of her client as a client and not an employer. She understands the 1099 laws and wants – at all cost – to preserve her independent status as a consultant.

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