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Mar 13, 2023

KY High Court Adopts New “Economic Realities” Test for Determining Employee Status

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What About Uber? Relying upon a recent decision in which the Supreme Court of Kentucky had construed the issue of employee vs. independent contractor status within the context of the...

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