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INSIGHT: Misclassifying Employees—Making a Mistake Can Be Costly

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Updated on May 9, 2023

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Lessons learned from lawsuits involving Fed Ex and Uber show that misclassifying employees as independent contractors can be costly. Travis Crabtree, president and general counsel of Swyft Filings, lo

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