In Tennessee you can apply for unemployment if your employer suddenly reduces your work hours significantly. You don't have to wait until you lose your job completely.
This sounds useful. Does that apply to faux "independent contractors" too?
In Germany we have a word "Scheinselbständigkeit". People are formally self-employed/independent contractor which are actually totally dependent and this is used to circumvent social security protections.
I think something like that might be going on here.
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In Tennessee you can apply for unemployment if your employer suddenly reduces your work hours significantly. You don't have to wait until you lose your job completely.
This sounds useful. Does that apply to faux "independent contractors" too?
In Germany we have a word "Scheinselbständigkeit". People are formally self-employed/independent contractor which are actually totally dependent and this is used to circumvent social security protections.
I think something like that might be going on here.
If she's been an independent contractor, I don't think she qualifies