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Employee Misclassification

Are you misclassified as an independent contractor? Learn about your rights and potential claims.

Quick Assessment

Legal Definition

Employee misclassification occurs when an employer incorrectly classifies an employee as an independent contractor.

Common Signs

Treated like employee but classified as contractor
No benefits or protections
Employer controls your work schedule
Using company equipment and tools
Performing core business functions

Your Rights

Right to employee benefits

Right to overtime pay

Right to workers compensation

Right to unemployment benefits

Right to job protections

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I am misclassified?

If your employer controls how, when, and where you work, you are likely an employee, not a contractor.

Employee Misclassification Resources by Location

Find specific information about employee misclassification laws and attorneys in your state or city.

State-Specific Laws

Employment laws vary significantly by state. Check your state's specific requirements:

Local Attorneys

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