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Home healthcare firm pays $532,842 for independent contractor misclassification - Vimarsana News

Home healthcare firm pays $532,842 for independent contractor misclassification

The US Department of Labor said an Alabama home healthcare business paid $532,842 after misclassifying workers as independent contractors.

Supreme Court Affirms Penalty On 'Zarda' Manufacturers For Misclassifying Product As 'Chewing Tobacco' For Central Excise Duty - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court Affirms Penalty On 'Zarda' Manufacturers For Misclassifying Product As 'Chewing Tobacco' For Central Excise Duty

The Supreme Court while adjudicating a matter wherein the Assesssee deliberately misclassified the ‘Zarda’ produced by it as ‘Chewing Tobacco’ for evading payment of a high duty as applicable to...

Source: livelaw.in
Amazon misclassified driver, must pay unemployment taxes on all similar workers, Virginia court rules - Vimarsana News

Amazon misclassified driver, must pay unemployment taxes on all similar workers, Virginia court rules

The Virginia Court of Appeals ruled Amazon Flex misclassified a driver as an independent contractor and must pay unemployment taxes for similarly situated workers.

'HR is stuck between a rock and a hard place': Misclassifying employee status - Vimarsana News

'HR is stuck between a rock and a hard place': Misclassifying employee status

Increasingly, lawsuits are being filed for misclassifying non-exempt employees as exempt

Source: hcamag.com
Coalition of 30 healthcare staffing firms seeks employment status clarification from DOL - Vimarsana News

Coalition of 30 healthcare staffing firms seeks employment status clarification from DOL

Coalition of 30 healthcare staffing firms asks DOL to clarify that nurses should be classified as employees and not independent contractors.