Review the 20 factors that help determine is sufficient control is present to establish an employer-employee relationship.
Unless otherwise controlled by statute, typically the governmental agency or court determining whether an individual is an employee, or an independent contractor will use what is commonly referred to as the common law test. Pursuant to the common law test, one must consider all facts and circumstances, with particular importance on whether the company actually “directs and controls” the methods, means and manner of an individual’s performance. This video reviews the common law test, the IRS 20 Factor Test and the notorious ABC test.
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Julie A. Proscia, Esq.
Amundsen Davis
Julie Proscia
- Equity Member, Amundsen Davis LLC
- Represents many public sector/municipal employers in traditional labor and employment issues including municipalities in labor disputes, negotiations, grievances, ULP defense, and arbitration
- Practice represents public and private sector employers in federal, state, and administrative venues including a trial practice in federal and state court, as well as at the Illinois Human Rights Commission, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, National Labor Relations Board, and Department of Labor
- Assists a substantial number of not-for-profits with traditional employment issues, as well as the issues that arise before 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(6) organizations
- Provides training in board policies, procedures, development, and counseling a defense
- Conducts seminars on numerous topics
- Author of several publications for the Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Illinois Municipal League Review, USLAW Magazine, and Muller & Co. Newsletter
- Member of the Illinois State Bar Association, National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO), Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) (past instructor), Northern Illinois University PHR-SHRM Certification (past instructor), Dupage SHRM
- J.D. degree, Northern Illinois University College of Law; M.A. degree, Eastern Illinois University; B.A. degree in European history, Eastern Illinois University
- Can be contacted at [email protected] or 630-587-7911
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