Have you been told that you are a contract worker, only to discover that you were missing out on benefits by being defined as such? Especially if the position is temporary or seasonal, an employer is likely to hire either a contract or temporary employee. Often, employers will hire you as a contract employee so that they do not have to pay your insurance, overhead, expenses, benefits, or employment taxes.
Sometimes these arrangements are on the up and up and beneficial for both parties, but often employers are intentionally deceitful in their labeling of employees to cut corners and save money. Luckily, there are some definitive ways that you can tell if you are a contract employee or a temporary employee.
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