P-ISSN 1081-8510
E-ISSN 2380-1751
Vol. 9, Issue 1, 1998January 16, 1998 CDT
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The Classification of Service Providers as “Contract Workers” Rather Than “Employees”: Implications and Guildlines for Small Businesses
The Classification of Service Providers as “Contract Workers” Rather Than “Employees”: Implications and Guildlines for Small Businesses
Articles in Vol. 9, Issue 1, 1998
Vol. 9, Issue 1, 1998
- From the EditorJSBS Editor
- About the AuthorsJSBS Editor
- Transforming Consultants' Recommendations Into Business Improvement: A Model and Action AgendaMichael D. Ames
- The Classification of Service Providers as "Contract Workers" Rather Than "Employees": Implications and Guildlines for Small BusinessesMatthew C. Sonfield
- Entrepreneurship Awareness Education: An Example in an Elementry SchoolRebecca W. BallFred M. Beasley
- An Analysis of Small Business Hiring of SeniorsRobin T. PetersonAndreas W. Stratemeyer
- Partners in Profits: Small Businesses Move Slowly Into Cause-Related MarketingNora Ganim Barnes
- Using a Prenuptial Agreement to Protect the Small BusinessSandra J. Perry
- Noteworthy NewsNagenda PrashanthStephen OsborneJoette Winieski
Sonfield, M. C. (1998). The Classification of Service Providers as “Contract Workers” rather than “Employees”: Implications and Guildlines for Small Businesses. Journal of Small Business Strategy, 9(1), 17–25.