Leadership Guide: Employee vs. Contractor
Employee vs. Contractor
When deciding whether to classify a team member as an employee or a contractor there is one core question you should be asking yourself to determine if you’re in compliance with Internal Revenue Service standards.
Are you controlling the work… or buying the result?
That distinction drives everything.
Need help deciding whether someone is an employee or contractor? Let’s talk.
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