Independent Contractor or Employee?

If you are using independent contractors in your sweeping business, you need to make sure you’re doing it legally.

Independent Contractor vs. Employee: Government Crackdown on Misclassification

If you are classifying workers as independent contractors, be sure you meet all the criteria required for legal independent contractors, as opposed to employees.

USDOT Regulations and Their Effects on Sweepers

The title says it all.

The Lowdown on Employee Leasing for Sweeping Contractors

Employee leasing firms can reduce responsibilities and increase productivity.

The Value of Incorporating Your Power Sweeping Business

Attorney discusses the value and basics of incorporation.

Court Case Illustrates Confidentiality and Non-Compete Issues; Offers Guidelines for Contractors

This case law example is written by Daniel Burnick, an employment law attorney with Alabama-based Sirote & Permutt. In it, he provides an overview, a case study, and recommendations for steps to take to minimize the possibility that a former employee will leave you for a competitor, or that your confidential information will fall into the hands of a competitor.

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