Minnesota SF4934 modifies the criteria for classifying workers as independent contractors, emphasizing business entity independence and control over.
Minnesota SF4934 amends the criteria for classifying workers as independent contractors, focusing on the independence and control of the business entity providing services. It specifies that an individual is an independent contractor if the business entity is established separately, owns its tools and materials, and controls the means of service provision. The bill also outlines penalties for misclassification and requires businesses to maintain documentation supporting their classification decisions.
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