About 3 percent of these contractors were armed private security contractors.
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"To Rioters, contractors, former Rioters, and past contractors: we're sorry," reads the post.
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The company also pays contractors and consultants, while drivers are considered independent contractors.
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Contractors around … This is important to, a lot of people here are contractors.
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They ignore the fact that there are also around 12,200 American contractors, 12,200 more foreign contractors, and more than 6,000 Afghan contractors supporting the active American military.
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The contractors work alongside, but not with, store employees and are overseen by other contractors.
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Employers in those industries must pass another legal test to prove their contractors are contractors.
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As with all contractors, the trending review team contractors are fairly compensated and receive appropriate benefits.
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Second, it encourages corporations to outsource work to nonunion contractors or to classify employees as independent contractors.
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But the "general contractors" label in the United States will be "civil engineers and contractors" on the India site.
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Residents have also complained of impostor contractors purchasing properties only to sell them to actual contractors at a profit.
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The problem: Lyft depended on a pool of independent contractors, and you can't tell independent contractors what to do.
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In another email published by Electrek, Musk bemoaned the extensive network of contractors and sub-contractors plugged into Tesla's workforce.
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So, gig economy companies that depend on independent contractors may be forced to reevaluate the way they treat their contractors.
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One of the Cortana contractors told Motherboard that contractors are expected to transcribe and classify roughly three "tasks" every minute.
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Instead, the company markets, designs, and buys materials for contractors, and then hires contractors to do multiple jobs at once.
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At Google, contractors make up around half of the company's total workforce and are called "TVCs" — temps, vendors, and contractors.
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Meanwhile, Vice President Pence has talked about urgency and that if our current contractors can't cut it, we'll get new contractors.
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Google will investigate complaints made by its contractors against employees and require that suppliers investigate complaints against contractors, the company said.
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The contractors were sending the Neumanns a "message"In all four disputes, the contractors resorted to something called a mechanic's lien.
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The work Siri contractors reportedly did sounds similar to how Microsoft contractors transcribe Cortana recordings to help train Microsoft's voice assistant.
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Rudi Klein, head of Britain's Specialist Engineering Contractors' Group, warned that the impact was likely to be felt by small contractors.
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Contracting officers were also unable to inform contractors when the results of the checks found that the contractors had tax debts.
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Such contractors can engage in firefights, as they did in Benghazi, Libya, when two contractors died in 2012 defending a CIA post.
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Accuracy, in this case, means that when Facebook audits a subset of contractors' decisions, its full-time employees agree with the contractors.
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"They wandered off into other careers," said Leonard Toenjes, president of Associated General Contractors of Missouri, which represents contractors in the state.
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The admission raises questions about who's responsible when the US government hires contractors to surveil citizens, but then those contractors mishandle the data.
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Con Edison found evidence of cheating at two contractors, the PSC said, and violations of construction requirements at work done by the contractors.
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Because contractors work for third-party companies that the government pays for their services, contractors don't get paid when these services aren't used.
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A separate executive order issued by Obama says religiously affiliated contractors must be able to compete for contracts equally with secular contractors. Rep.
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Contractors may not be eligible for help While federal employees typically receive back pay after the government reopens, federal contractors often do not.
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Greatscale, for example, recently invested $1 million into a startup called Fulcrum that helps companies find independent contractors and independent contractors find work.
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Contractors and businesses that relied on federal workers' business face huge losses, although some lawmakers are pushing legislation to pay contractors back as well.
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Turning Afghanistan over to private military contractors is not as radical as it might appear: there already are about 30,000 contractors operating in Afghanistan.
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OBAMA WANTS MORE EMISSIONS INFO FROM CONTRACTORS: The Obama administration is set to ask federal contractors for more information about their greenhouse gas emissions.
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Under the Browning-Ferris standard, franchisors and contractors could be responsible for the hundreds of daily decisions made by their franchisees and sub-contractors.
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The senators also argue the provision could allow contractors to discriminate against employees or potential employees if they follow a different religion than the contractors.
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And given the extensive reach of these companies through their multitude of contractors, they should prohibit their contractors from forcing employees into arbitration, as well.
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He also fought the practice of misclassifying employees as independent contractors as a cost-saving measure and expanded paid sick leave to employees of federal contractors.
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Missionmark Tagline: The network for government contractors Description: There are 504,885 active Federal contractors competing for 4.3 million service contracts worth over $439 billion awarded annually.
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Private Russian military contractors who carry out secret missions for the state flew into Venezuela last month, Reuters reported, citing two people close to the contractors.
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The Nepalese and Indian security contractors killed last week were traveling in an ordinary minibus, rather than the armored vehicles that many Western security contractors use.
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She said all security updates went out to all staff, including contractors and temps, although two contractors working at YouTube said they had not received notices.
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In order to meet the gender diversity goals, MGM's contractors must push the requirements down to their sub-contractors, which often involves additional costs, says Mathis.
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The vote represents the latest group of Google contractors to join a union — in September, a group of contractors working in Google&aposs Pittsburgh offices unionized.
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In addition to the ABC, national groups challenging the rule include the American Road and Transportation Builders Association, the American Subcontractors Association, the Associated General Contractors of America, the Mason Contractors Association of America, the Mechanical Contractors Association of America, and the National Association of Home Builders.
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Among the company's construction customers are Brasfield & Gorrie General Contractors, one of the nation's biggest privately held contractors; and Rogers-O'Brien, a leading general contractor in Texas.
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It would end what she calls the misclassification of workers as independent contractors, because employees have several rights under federal law that independent contractors do not enjoy.
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Independent contractors comprise 0.5% of our total workforce and we independently vet all of our independent contractors to ensure they meet the requirements of a 1099 worker.
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Google contractors have been conducting "field research" since early July, where contractors scour major American city streets handing out $5 gift cards in exchange for face scans.
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Home improvement contractors working in the five boroughs need a license from city's Department of Consumer Affairs, while general contractors are licensed through the Department of Buildings.
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Contractors have frequently made up over half of the U.S. presence in Afghanistan — in Q4 of FY2016, 72 percent of the U.S. presence in Afghanistan consisted of contractors.
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Then, in September, contractors working on the stadium received only 60 percent of what they were owed, according to John Ross, a lawyer for four of the contractors.
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And Google is moving groups of contractors out of some offices in the United States and into separate buildings owned by Google but mostly managed by outside contractors.
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Thousands of airline contractors have already lost their jobs, according to their union, while one of big carriers' regional contractors, Compass Airlines, said it is forced to shutter.
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In Uber's case, its drivers are considered contractors who operate as independent businesses, and Uber ultimately determines the price that those contractors charge for their services, Meyer argues.
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New York says Uber drivers are employees, not contractors New York says Uber drivers are employees, not contractors The legs of the mighty "gig economy" wobbled Thursday when it was announced that the New York State Department of Labor ruled that two ex-Uber drivers are employees, not independent contractors.
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The representative noted that on November 2100, Paul gave a floor speech extolling the importance of whistleblowers and introducing legislation that would extend whistleblower protections to all federal government contractors — not just federal employees or contractors within the intelligence community — and that would retroactively give that protection to contractors like Snowden.
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Some two thirds of construction contractors report having a hard time finding skilled workers, according to a survey earlier this year by the Associated General Contractors, a trade group.
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"Independent contractors comprise 0.5% of our total workforce and we independently vet all of our independent contractors to ensure they meet the requirements of a 1099 workers," Naughton said.
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I had a question for you about federal contractors and whether you would support a bill that guarantees contractors back pay for the money they missed during the shutdown?
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WikiLeaks' CIA document release will probably be traced back to private contractors WikiLeaks' CIA document release will probably be traced back to private contractors It was probably a contractor.
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Some of the differences between independent contractors and W-2 employees are that employees are eligible for minimum wage, workers' compensation insurance and other protections, while contractors are not.
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Thus, independent contractors and sub-contractors are left at a significant disadvantage in submitting proposals, effectively barring hundreds of thousands of skilled tradesmen from working on government-funded projects.
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Back when it used to have a team of contractors curating news for the section, the company also faced allegations that these contractors routinely suppressed news from conservative publications.
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"In many cases, DHS leverages the capabilities and expertise of contractors to assist it in its mission, and these contractors also have access to millions of Americans' PII," Hassan wrote.
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"In many cases, DHS leverages the capabilities and expertise of contractors to assist it in its mission, and these contractors also have access to millions of Americans' PII," Hassan wrote.
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It arose from a six-day period when intruders impersonated contractors for Voya Financial Advisors Inc, a unit of New York-based Voya, and arranged to reset those contractors' passwords.
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To address complaints about inadequate staffing, it brought in contractors to supplement its Jacksonville work force, although some employees said that the contractors were inexperienced and lacked the appropriate training.
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BuzzFeed reported in August that Amazon has generally avoided legal liability in such cases, leaving contractors on the hook, although the company has tight control over how those contractors operate.
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BuzzFeed reported in August that Amazon has generally avoided legal liability in such cases, leaving contractors on the hook, although the company has tight control over how those contractors operate.
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Although tens of thousands of third-party contractors hold sensitive data or perform services for the government, agencies collect no metrics on the cybersecurity performance of their third-party contractors.
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"By not reporting such information, FEMA disadvantaged the contractors and the government by not providing data that could be used in evaluating the contractors for future contract awards," the GAO concluded.
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The Ohio Contractors Association and the Republican-controlled legislature asserted that such local quotas, which also were in effect in Akron, made it harder for contractors to hire the best people.
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Under that doctrine, large companies that have franchises or hire other companies as contractors are more likely to be held liable for violations of employment laws by those contractors or franchisees.
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Mr. Makarios said the pass-through provision would encourage even more building contractors to misclassify workers, allowing them to reduce their labor costs and underbid contractors who play by the rules.
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Journalist Tim Shorrock has estimated that 80 percent of people working for intelligence agencies are contractors, and that 800,000 of the 4 million security-cleared U.S. citizens are employed as contractors.
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Nor did it oversee contractors to prevent cost overruns and delays — or even, one Government Accountability Office audit found, make sure contractors had completed early steps before moving on to later ones.
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For example, Chinese construction contractors have grown from zero to four to seven of the top 22019 global construction contractors over the last two decades, enabled in part by aggressive export support.
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Rev contractors do say they have a one-hour long grace period to unclaim files, but two contractors said they did not realize the files had sensitive content within the time-period.
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Not only does Microsoft have human contractors listen to some of your Skype and Cortana voice recordings, those contractors are paid poorly and given repetitive tasks, according to a report by Motherboard.
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Separately, Cimic's contractors were selected to build Stage 1 of the Parramatta Light Rail project in a 50-13 joint venture with Downer, generating revenue to CPB Contractors of A$420 million.
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Eighty percent of contractors were having trouble finding skilled workers, according to a national survey released last year by the Associated General Contractors of America trade group and the software designer Autodesk.
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Additionally, Apple promises that only Apple employees will be reviewing the audio clips, not contractors, although both contractors and employees will still be able to review text-only computer-generated transcripts from Siri.
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Some courts hire private contractors to run their probation departments, and Ms. Gupta raised concerns about agreements that allow those contractors to profit from discretionary fines that the companies themselves get to issue.
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On Tuesday, the Ontario Labour Relations Board ruled that the couriers were dependent contractors, a classification that falls in between independent contractors and employees, and as such are eligible to form a union.
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The city was paying debris-removal contractors $7.69 a cubic yard, but after Hurricane Irma hit Florida, the rate was increased to $11.69 a cubic yard to keep the contractors working in Houston.
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Infrastructure and defense contractors were on Cramer's list as well.
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Both people were third party contractors and not Amazon employees.
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Finding solid contractors to gut homes will be a challenge.
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StarOfService would charge contractors every time they'd see a request.
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It employed 595 staff and 200 contractors before its suspension.
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The agency had also told contractors to undergo additional training.
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This is something American defense contractors had been calling for.
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Schedules are also irregular, which affects hourly employees and contractors.
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If the military personnel is bad, then contractors are worse.
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Those killed were contractors and a security guard, police said.
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Some airports use private contractors instead of TSA for screening.
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It wasn't immediately clear whether this change applies to contractors.
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"We are relying too heavily on old contractors," she said.
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The Associated Builders & Contractors did not respond to interview requests.
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Its members include 95% of the industry's registered electrical contractors.
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In Syria, he has used private military contractors wherever possible.
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Tens of thousands of contractors are out of work too.
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It will compensate shareholders and PFI contractors with government bonds.
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Those 29 people included employees, contractors, and supply chain partners.
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Some of the contractors are expecting to see price increases.
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Contractors need to be researched and convinced neighborhood by neighborhood.
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She admits that kind of creativity sometimes annoyed her contractors.
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It envelops relationships I've had with employees, contractors, and customers.
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Building sites are often home to many contractors and subcontractors.
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Another problem is estimating the workload and pay for contractors.
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Traditional defense contractors are also developing their own orbital rockets.
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Contractors who review content on Facebook will get further benefits.
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Nycha would have no say in the selection of contractors.
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Two operators and two contractors were injured, the sources said.
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Given how fragmented the market for general contractors is, Pro.
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NFL teams have considered cheerleaders as independent contractors -- not employees.
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They will stay independent contractors, which prevents them from unionizing.
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PDVSA has accrued billions of dollars in debts to contractors.
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The five killed are paramilitary contractors, not Russian military personnel.
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Defense contractors did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Government employees or contractors may not get paid in full.
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Uber drivers are independent contractors with few protections or benefits.
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Uber says that as independent contractors, its drivers get flexibility.
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"Developers and contractors are on notice," Mr. de Blasio said.
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While federal employees have always received backpay, contractors have not.
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But other tech companies have established minimum standards for contractors.
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A group of 80 Google contractors have voted to unionize.
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Contractors are not guaranteed back pay once the shutdown ends.
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Other major contractors will release their earnings later this week.
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This role includes managing contractors across the country and internationally.
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We are now representing whistleblowers within ICE, outside contractors, etc.
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He's stiffed countless vendors, from piano sellers to major contractors.
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Presidents have executive authority to set standards for federal contractors.
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A group of Google contractors voted to unionize on Tuesday.
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In 1999, there were 2.4 million federal contractors, Light says.
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Private contractors like CCA and GEO find these circumstances agreeable.
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Fred Trump used my father's contractors to build his house.
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And it's still not clear these policies apply to contractors.
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Contractors are already working on hundreds of miles of construction.
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The use of temps, freelancers, and contractors continues to proliferate.
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Generally, contractors perform much of the maintenance in U.S. refineries.
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The neighboring institutions have about 19,000 employees and contractors combined.
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Contractors and interior designers shared some of their favorite fixes.
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They'd assist larger contractors doing the bulk of the work.
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When Trump was in business, his shtick was stiffing contractors.
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Why is Congress allowing private contractors to exploit detained immigrants?
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Therefore, the Pentagon decided to rely on civilian construction contractors.
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As contractors, they're also responsible for their own medical care.
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Airline contractors have access to $3 billion in payroll grants.
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Contractors use them to avoid breathing in dust during construction.
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Hospitalizations among civilian employees, dependents, and contractors have also increased.
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In California, most ER physicians are classified as independent contractors.
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AB 5 includes freelance writers and other types of contractors.
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They're townies: contractors, librarians, town selectmen, newspaper publishers, unemployed bloggers.
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Other governors have also reaped campaign cash from M.T.A. contractors.
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Today, she is focused on improving benefits for independent contractors.
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Many lack adequate infrastructure, and contractors routinely flout building codes.
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Industrials, defense contractors, consumer giants and financial companies are reporting.
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But in almost all cases, they are contractors, not employees.
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However, Uber and Instacart have sent alerts to their contractors.
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Uber and Lyft have always classified drivers as independent contractors.
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And Uber and Lyft drivers are misclassified as independent contractors.
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There is not additional detail about what the contractors did.
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American contractors who train Iraqi troops have begun returning home.
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While working with contractors, he noticed one problem repeating itself.
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Parental benefits for independent contractors and freelancers, however, remain negligible.
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But now, thousands of federal contractors are relying on her.
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For a small group of contractors, this is true literally.
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Modern supply chains are hyperconnected systems of contractors and customers.
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Evercore ISI analyst Jaewoo Nakajima recently surveyed Taiwan supply contractors.
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Local independent contractors also depend on Koch for their income.
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The 250 contractors provide services such as cleaning and security.
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Use of shell contracts is common among large intelligence contractors.
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Defense contractors will also be required to report cyber intrusions.
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All future transcription reviewers will be Apple employees, not contractors.
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All employees and contractors will be terminated as of today.
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Would federal contractors see even a dime of back pay?
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But some independent contractors prefer to keep their untaxed wages.
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Defense contractors did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Yevgeny Shabayev, leader of a local chapter of a paramilitary group of Cossacks with ties to Russian military contractors, said he had heard the number of Russian contractors in Venezuela may be about 400.
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But Trump just moves on to newer places like his brand new one here in DC*, and DC-area contractors are learning what contractors in Atlantic City learned long ago — Trump doesn't pay up.
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However, many of the losses in Syria were borne by private military contractors working with the Russian military whose deaths have not been officially acknowledged, according to friends, relatives and colleagues of the contractors.
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And federal contractors are outsourcing more than ever—over 10,000 of the 93,000 jobs outsourced have been from federal contractors, and nearly 7,000 of them from just three: General Motors, Boeing, and United Technologies.
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Black or Latino employees make up only 10 percent of full-time Silicon Valley employees, but this same demographic makes up 58 percent of blue-collar contractors and 26 percent of white-collar contractors.
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In reality, contractors will have to report "administrative merits determinations," which can be mere complaints by enforcement agencies before contractors have had a chance to defend themselves or present their side of the case.
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The impacts of the shutdown vary by department and agency, and there is no central database of stop work orders from agencies to contractors or how many affected contractors are impacted by those orders.
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Apple will temporarily suspend and review a global program that allows contractors to listen to recordings of queries made to the Siri, following a report that contractors Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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Breaking: Iraqi parliament to discuss retaliatory blocking of visas for all Americans, including contractors & journalists (MoFA source) Iraq parliament Foreign Affairs committee calls reciprocal suspension of US visas for contractors & others a probability. pic.twitter.
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"SB Nation has chosen to do the easiest thing they can to comply with California law — not work with California-based independent contractors, or any contractors elsewhere writing for California-based teams," Lawson wrote.
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The contractors identify a threat, Bob and the other namby-pamby CIA officers try to stop them from doing anything about it, and everyone suffers until the contractors fix the problem by shooting it.
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The OIG's audit report contained a section titled "What Contractors Can and Can't Do," along with a list of recommendations to address the issues the OIG raised about the CIA's reliance on independent contractors.
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Many states credit an incentive for a business that hires employees for its operation, but deny a business that relies on independent contractors, even though it may have an identical operation except for utilizing contractors.
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In the December decision involving Iowa construction company Hy-Brand Industrial Contractors Ltd, the NLRB ruled 3-2 that companies are joint employers of contractors' workers only when they have direct control over working conditions.
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Witnesses who will give evidence in the phase-two public hearings will include representatives from the architects, contractors and sub-contractors who carried out the refurbishment, and from the makers and sellers of the cladding.
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Witnesses who will give evidence in the phase-two public hearings will include representatives from the architects, contractors and sub-contractors who carried out the refurbishment, and from the makers and sellers of the cladding.
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The United States and Japan said on Tuesday that U.S. contractors with Japanese visas will no longer qualify and that talks will continue to define which contractors will still be included under SOFA in future.
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Multiple contractors said they'd warranty the entire job for 25 years.
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Defence contractors have benefited as nations pump more money into defence.
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With designers and contractors facing countless resource combinations and weightings, Cove.
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Referees are independent contractors hired by the conferences for their games.
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Bahamian contractors are owed an estimated $74 million by the resort.
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Workers employed by government contractors will, however, not be paid retroactively.
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Former Philip Morris employees and contractors described irregularities in those experiments.
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The Alabama native worked in private investment and for defense contractors.
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Former Philip Morris employees and contractors described irregularities in those studies.
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Most of the people on board were just grunts and contractors.
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The government does send much of its work to private contractors.
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Contractors must of course follow the law, but that's not enough.
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As contractors, drivers must pay for their own insurance and gas.
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And the contractors are already complaining they don't have enough labor.
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Unions could even share workers' private data with third-party contractors.
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PlanGrid enables real-time construction tracking for contractors and and architects.
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Private contractors working for many government agencies are also without pay.
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It was a sort of lead-generation platform for independent contractors.
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That's a big deal because federal contractors employ millions of people.
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In the meantime, lawsuits from suppliers and contractors are piling up.
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Many of the top contractors are heavily dependent on taxpayer largesse.
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The proposed settlement would have kept drivers classified as independent contractors.
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The drivers are contractors after all, just like Uber and Lyft.
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This profile examines how the company governs executives, employees, and contractors.
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The contractors include pipeline specialists working in joint ventures and partnerships.
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Raytheon is one of the largest defense contractors in the world.
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Even if they're independent contractors, you still need to do that.
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Chinese contractors have focused on improving transport, often using Chinese laborers.
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The free food is one of the big benefits for contractors.
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But contractors try to sell information in an old-fashioned way.
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Should workers in that economy be considered employees rather than contractors?
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Federal contractors are required to maintain equitable and fair hiring practices.
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Too many owed money to contractors and were dragging out repayment.
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The children were wounded in a house near the contractors' compound.
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So, reconnaissance drone flights are often being piloted by outside contractors.
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They've been accused of directing funds to unqualified, politically-connected contractors.
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Stephanie Parker: Why do you think they're hiring so many contractors?
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Nor will the many contractors who have already left the job.
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The plan is an unqualified boon for US defense contractors, however.
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Google should convert contractors and temporary workers to full-time employees.
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The rest went to private contractors known as Community Rehabilitation Companies.
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The U.S. military began its search for DCGS contractors in 2015.
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This doesn't really seem fair, given that we are independent contractors.
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To wade through infuriating bureaucracy, with permitting and insurance and contractors.
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The food provided by army contractors in plastic packets is dire.
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They are a very small supplier to one of our contractors.
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Private contractors who rely on government spending will also be affected.
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Everyday contractors passively collect enormous amounts of personal and professional data.
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Defense contractors provide valuable services that all too often go unnoticed.
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Other independent contractors are hired for tech services and web design.
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That's an extremely complicated issue, so many different types of contractors.
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Four contractors were in separate incidents during unit overhauls in January.
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That means less work for drilling contractors and oilfield service companies.
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Ellison's campaign website says he won't accept contributions from federal contractors.
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Cardin during a roundtable with a group of contractors on Wednesday.
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It can be difficult to find good advice or trained contractors.
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Interestingly, nearly 90 percent of U.S. taxi drivers are independent contractors.
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The vast majority of independent contractors are happy with their status.
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The states and their Medicaid managed care contractors refused to pay.
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It's not clear if all affected contractors will be made whole.
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The bid deadline for EPC contractors is September 30, sources said.
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Only after the contractors began their work did the backlog develop.
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Musk also had harsh words for the company's suppliers and contractors.
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Even the government and PDVSA pay contractors with the European currency.
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Thousands of federal workers and government contractors live in her district.
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Shares of Boeing and other defense contractors declined on the news.
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The 18,000-acre base employs 3,600 civilians, contractors and military personnel.
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Those contractors regularly heard sensitive and private details, the Guardian noted.
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The startup has nearly 30,000 contractors aiding in the labeling process.
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The contractors took about an hour to complete the installation process.
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Other ORR shelter contractors have a history of violations as well.
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CEOs of the defense contractors Lockheed Martin and Raytheon also signed.
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Those hires could raise expenses, although many will probably be contractors.
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Defense contractors and Grassley's political staff were fuming over our efforts.
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The contractors said most of the voices they heard were children's.
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These are not independent contractors, but are employed by temp agencies.
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The world's biggest defense contractors put their latest products on show.
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The company said some of the new hires will be contractors.
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This will involve contractors, and "international money" will flow into reconstruction.
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While federal employees will get back pay, most contractors will not.
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Clearly the Pentagon and its prime contractors have something to hide.
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In the past they've targeted filmmakers, military contractors, and even hairdressers.
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The Austin office was small, about 10 employees and other contractors.
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SoftBank poured money into start-ups that use armies of contractors.
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That has now left contractors like Mr. Solankey holding the bag.
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But he was enamored with Uber-like businesses that used contractors.
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Over time, SoftBank and start-ups with contractors became mutually dependent.
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After handymen, senior citizens are building contractors, photographers, painters and cleaners.
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This has prompted it to rely on outside contractors for assistance.
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Syrian state television said IS had kidnapped 300 workers and contractors.
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Tina Smith of Minnesota are hoping to improve contractors' safety nets.
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You call two contractors to come out and take a look.
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Handy saves on overtime and benefits by categorizing workers as contractors.
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"We are constrained what we can do with contractors," he explained.
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When it comes to actual deliveries, Deliv relies on 1099 contractors.
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Trump has been aggressive in pushing defense contractors to cut cost.
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DOES NASA CARE IF ITS CONTRACTORS ARE PUBLIC OR PRIVATE COMPANIES?
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Now he's a plaintiff in a lawsuit against two C.I.A. contractors.
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The rules will apply to contractors who perform maintenance on airplanes.
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Seven had worked for or recently retired from US defense contractors.
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Old contractors are gone; old materials have been altered and improved.
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The contractors are set to return in approximately 2-3 weeks.
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The contractors are set to return in approximately 103-3 weeks.
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We see them more as contractors hired to do a job.
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The classification of models as independent contractors makes unionization especially complicated.
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Masonry contractors must be licensed in more than half of states.
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But government contractors aren't so lucky: they're essentially jobless until then.
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In New Jersey, where I live, contractors set their own rates.
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Government contractors like Boeing are barred from making federal campaign contributions.
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The team grew to about 250, and the majority were contractors.
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As the project grew, Google managers pressed contractors to do more.
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Pilot: Pilot handles payroll, benefits and compliance for hiring remote contractors.
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Contractors advised them to tear the house down to the foundation.
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Classic rock sounded from a bathroom where contractors were finishing work.
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As a result, hundreds of contractors have reportedly lost their jobs.
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I'm talking about contractors who say they'll come at 3 p.m.
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A parade of contractors toured the house, but few followed up.
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Most importantly, housing contractors are on notice to change their ways.
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Independent contractors for Instacart, however, are not legally allowed to unionize.
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"They're like independent contractors," said Madden, who is not supporting Trump.
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Rules generally prohibit contractors from recovering such costs from federal agencies.
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SkyCity said none of its contractors have been questioned or detained.
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Labor law makes a fundamental distinction between employees and independent contractors.
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"There are people that want to be independent contractors," says Zaino.
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At their sentencing, the contractors predicted they would ultimately be exonerated.
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We have three full-time contractors doing business development and sales.
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This also includes business expenses for contractors and self-employed individuals.
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" Some have even spoken of Aero Contractors as "good corporate citizens.
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But "mutiny" implies the revolt of government troops, not private contractors.
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And what's to stop our private contractors from simply switching sides?
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Auxiliary police are private contractors hired to perform certain security duties.
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How much contractors might pay for more recent fires is unclear.
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Contractors also save money on sales and marketing costs and effort.
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How does Donald Trump hire contractors and then not pay them?
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When they do, contractors generally respond quickly to avoid additional penalties.
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How much contractors might pay for more recent fires is unclear.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: First response is you have American contractors in Iraq.
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The IRS "will have one or more contractors attend," he wrote.
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Federal contractors will be required to report so-called transactional data.
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"By no means will we bail these contractors out," Inhofe said.
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Contractors now offer to help police looking to use the warrants.
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The compensation most ex-IBM employees make as contractors isn't comparable.
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"Payments using cryptocurrency made to independent contractors are taxable," Ozelli said.
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Many of his contractors, for example, claimed that he stiffed them.
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Full-time Googlers have blue badges, while contractors have red badges.
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In recent months, tech contractors have begun to flex their muscle.
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Fieldwire's two main types of customers are general contractors and subcontractors.
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CMS declined comment on whether the contractors helped plan the trip.
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In short, defense contractors are paid largely with U.S. taxpayer dollars.
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But others are frustrated over stalled negotiations between contractors and residents.
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TaskRabbit and Fiverr connect contractors with people looking to hire them.
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Stephen Sandherr is CEO of the Associated General Contractors of America.
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He paid his contractors and suppliers for their work and efforts.
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Contractors are being paid exorbitant amounts of money, but doing little.
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The number of civilian contractors is far more difficult to track.
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That might explain a tenth of the cost differences, contractors said.
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His father was a carpenter with Spectrum General Contractors in Denver.
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Contractors for the Defense Department would have "free rein," she said.
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And it's still not clear these policies even apply to contractors.
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"We are constrained what we can do with contractors," he said.
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Private contractors working for many government agencies are also without wages.
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" Although there were some efforts by the intelligence community to reduce the number of independent contractors by either ending their contracts or hiring them as government employees, "data reviewed by the Committee indicate that some elements of the [Intelligence Community] have been hiring additional contractors after they have converted or otherwise removed other contractors, resulting in an overall workforce that continues to grow.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: How safe do you think currently our own systems are given the number of contractors, outside contractors that we use, given the number of people that have all sorts of different security clearances?
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But critics say it would effectively override President Obama's 85033 executive order prohibiting federal contractors from discriminating against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender workers and allow all contractors, religious or otherwise, to discriminate against those individuals.
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Facebook Paid Hundreds of Contractors to Transcribe Users' Audio Facebook is the latest company to be caught up in the current panic over the use of human contractors to review voice recordings to improve voice transcription.
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The book's narrative is based on interviews with five military contractors tasked with defending a CIA annex in Benghazi; Bay's movie follows the same script, telling the attack from the point of view of the contractors.
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The order will also make it hard for contractors to certify that steel beams and other materials are made up of 100 percent American steel, says Kenneth Simonson, chief economist for the Associated General Contractors of America.
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Epstein: Gig Workers Rising is working specifically on this bill, California AB230, with regard to the status of employees and independent contractors and what rights and obligations companies like Uber and Lyft have towards contractors like yourself.
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USA-SHUTDOWN-CONTRACTORS/ Worries remain for U.S. government contractors as shutdown ends WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Minutes after President Donald Trump announced an end to the longest U.S. government shutdown in history on Friday, Yvette Hicks' phone started ringing.
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Congress has been wary of providing blanket back pay for all contractors given that many government contractors are enormously profitable companies, and it would be difficult to ensure that the funds were paid out to the workers.
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Moreover, in a 1992 study on the profitability of defense contractors from 1970-1989, researchers found that the profit rates of the top 50 defense contractors far outpaced those of comparable companies not contracting with the Pentagon.
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It's not clear where that estimate came from — it appears to have come from contractors working with unaccompanied-child shelters, and it's not clear whether the contractors formally estimated the number or were speaking off the cuff.
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Contractors, however, are technically employed not by Amazon, but by any of a number of outside vendors — though contractors are eligible to apply to receive financial aid from the Amazon Relief Fund set up by the company.
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Revealed: Microsoft Contractors Are Listening to Some Skype Calls Microsoft is the latest company to be scrutinized for its use of human contractors to analyze audio recordings taken from its services in an effort to improve them.
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The journalists had traveled to the African nation in July 2018 to investigate the activities of Russian private military contractors and to find out how the contractors were involved in exploiting the Central African Republic's mineral wealth.
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Under the settlement, Lyft drivers will continue to be classified as contractors.
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The money will be spent by building contractors for the robotics park.
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Udacity now employs 300 full-time equivalent employees and about 60 contractors.
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Yet places like Florida remain staunch in classifying Uber drivers as contractors.
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"Contracted agents are independent contractors," Florida Blue spokesman Paul Kluding told CNBC.
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All cleaning is done in-house and workers are employees, not contractors.
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Additionally, 4 million federal contractors are sidelined due to the funding lapse.
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But OMV removed 700 non-essential staff and contractors as a precaution.
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Outside contractors also work at the fields but they are not involved.
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There were some 4.1 million government contractors in 2017, according to Light.
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GrubHub is defending its practices of employing delivery drivers as 1099 contractors.
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These two companies are important in part because they're both government contractors.
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He works with large prime contractors, civilian corporations, and small weapons manufacturers.
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Most of CareCoach's 12 contractors reside in the Philippines, Venezuela, or Mexico.
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Waymo relies on contractors like Genesis10, which provides drivers for its vehicles.
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Russian military contractors have said they are operating in Mr Haftar's territory.
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It is already using contractors to take most waste to its dumps.
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His startup went belly-up, leaving employees and contractors in the cold.
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Hotels, hospitals, banks, investment banks, defense contractors, technology, oil—everything was merging.
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Commissioner Roger Goodell would rather pretend that these women are independent contractors.
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That terrified NATO, and Denmark pressed Greenland to find Danish contractors instead.
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Okinawa hosts 50,000 U.S. nationals, including 30,000 military personnel and civilian contractors.
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The "contractors" would perform a minimal, shoddy job, or none at all.
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They work as independent contractors, using their own cars to deliver packages.
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One rival says that Chinese contractors worry him more than either firm.
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It said its role is to provide equipment to the project contractors.
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On the other hand, independent contractors generally pay estimated taxes every quarter.
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Well, they hired a firm, a hiring firm to bring in contractors.
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Therefore, they should be classified as employees, they argued, not independent contractors.
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Several contractors for Science Applications came under investigation for fraud and misconduct.
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The share of self-employed contractors in the labour force has risen.
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But the presence of the Russian contractors adds an element of unpredictability.
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Former Philip Morris employees and contractors also described irregularities in those experiments.
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Irving Oil tweeted that all employees and contractors have been accounted for.
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The company has long insisted that drivers are independent contractors, not employees.
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But ultimately, it's in Uber's interest to keep its drivers as contractors.
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First, it was built with foreign capital and largely by foreign contractors.
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In May, I traveled to Florida to meet with these Facebook contractors.
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At Google, contractors like these already represent a majority of its workforce.
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Uber drivers are technically contractors, not employees, meaning they work for themselves.
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Also, Blues is still small, using mostly contractors and bankrolled by Ozzie.
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By one estimate, contractors provide a third of the intelligence community's workforce.
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Documents gathered in-person by contractors are likewise fed into its system.
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Lyft and Uber drivers are categorized as independent contractors and not employees.
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President Obama has taken action to increase pay transparency among federal contractors.
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Contractors brought in to do repair work have to sign confidentiality agreements.
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You also end up with contractors skimping on costs to maximize profits.
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Under the terms of the deal, Lyft's drivers will remain independent contractors.
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Those striking are all employed by contractors, the company and union said.
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It's time to demand that other federal contractors do the same thing.
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Not all those contractors are in tech, Chamber head Zaremberg points out.
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Setter finds the best contractors across handiwork, plumbing, electrical, carpentry and more.
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Despite these issues, IRS is now allowing private contractors to conduct audits.
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As president, I'll require federal contractors to fully disclose their political spending.
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The Pentagon's major prime contractors want 100 percent of all federal contracts.
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Would you support a standalone bill guaranteeing back pay for federal contractors?
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HUD is responsible for hiring private contractors to build affordable housing projects.
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Those who drive Uber's profits are not company employees but independent contractors.
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Reuters has been unable to confirm whether Wagner contractors are in CAR.
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The company will also retain only the "most critical" temps and contractors.
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The majority of models are thus classified as "independent contractors"—not employees.
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NSA contractors, he looks back at the people who look at us.
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In all, the company has contracts with nearly 12 developers and contractors.
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Traditional contractors—plumbers, say—can advertise in multiple places to find work.
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Take the minimum wage, which employees but not contractors are entitled to.
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It was third-party contractors Appen had hired who to do so.
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Campaign contributions will flow like water from defense and national security contractors.
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Most on the team were contractors, though some were full-time employees.
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The contractors were checking whether Facebook's artificial intelligence correctly interpreted the messages.
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Adam Schiff of being "owned by defense contractors," Gabbard didn't dispute it.
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Uber can keep categorizing drivers in California and Massachusetts as independent contractors.
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Police arrested three employees and two contractors responsible for recent safety studies.
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This means many software testers, finance managers and administrative assistants are contractors.
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It also said that contractors working on the government's behalf are exempt.
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Contractors are usually ineligible for benefits and have no collective bargaining rights.
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It can be accomplished by smaller nations — if necessary, using commercial contractors.
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They also contribute to the overall construction scheduling and plan with contractors.
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These will not come from some collection of space geniuses or contractors.
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Contractors can use the model for remodeling or other home-renovation projects.
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Contractors who work for the federal government may not be so lucky.
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Contractors are fleecing taxpayers by charging the government $2,000 for a pig.
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And the company has started to employ independent contractors to deliver packages.
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And for many of these contractors, Amazon is also the sole client.
|
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In the meantime, labor violations among federal contractors continue to pile up.
|
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Smart contractors help out the neighbors of a home they are reconstructing.
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Contractors have reportedly heard sensitive conversations about weight loss and relationship problems.
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The calculations do not include independent contractors who work for the companies.
|
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Private contractors will sign up students, collect payments and deal with delinquencies.
|
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A union for Defense civilian workers blamed the wasteful spending on contractors.
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Not when he screws over employees, contractors, shareholders, taxpayers, or even wives.
|
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Contractors are asked to bucket each transcription into a "domain" or topic.
|
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Work includes talking to policymakers about ride-sharing policies and independent contractors.
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Together, the contractors claimed the Neumanns owed them more than $1.1 million.
|
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Under the model, the contractors do not manage security or health care.
|
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Contractors remove houses that have had to be homes for many months.
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"The standards of security and professionalism among contractors are lower," he said.
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That's because commanders often bring in temporary forces or hire more contractors.
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The four Blackwater contractors were convicted in 2014 after a lengthy trial.
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But many American corporations have shareholders who are foreigners or government contractors.
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They included General Motors, Microsoft, Akin Gump, Comcast and Associated Builders & Contractors.
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Notably, the settlement avoids classifying Lyft drivers as employees rather than contractors.
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They were followed by two security guards, contractors from some local firm.
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Does this apply to both contractors as well as… Yeah, it does.
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In the future, Scale would like to bring the contractors in-house.
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That alone is a big plus for contractors and laborers, Schwarzkopf said.
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Priorities USA stipulates on its website that donors can't be federal contractors.
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Within operations, a few contractors are accountable for customer support and technology.
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They must also provide a list of the contractors to the FAA.
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Kremlin denials about these contractors' operations are purpose-built for strategic deception.
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Private military contractors are the frontline agents of this opportunistic grand strategy.
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When our workers succeed, our economy succeeds and our defense contractors succeed.
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It is also home to more than 40,000 federal workers and contractors.
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As contractors, they didn't receive standard benefits for pensions or health insurance.
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All other regular employees and contractors must work from home, she said.
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Another 81 civilian employees, 67 dependents and 85033 contractors have the illness.
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It largely views such workers as independent contractors not eligible for benefits.
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This would include independent contractors, the self-employed and gig economy workers.
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Most SCL employees and contractors were Canadian, like Mr. Wylie, or European.
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At Benning, private contractors took over the base's family housing in 2006.
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The Army pledged to address the issue with contractors, IG records show.
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Drivers, however, cannot be forced to complete trainings since they are contractors.
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Mr. Prince had proposed relying on contractors to tackle Libya's security problems.
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Uber workers, unlike Amazon's warehouse workers, are considered independent contractors, not employees.
|
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Last month, the Russians sent roughly 100 private military contractors to Caracas.
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But part-time workers, contractors and the self-employed receive fewer protections.
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Numerous federal agencies have partially closed or asked contractors to stop working.
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The Times, like most large American companies, uses contractors, including freelance writers.
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Nor does it include work that is outsourced to off-site contractors.
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That is truly shocking: that Donald Trump paid one of his contractors.
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Contractors of different sizes face different threats and have different risk profiles.
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These were not strapping American soldiers or beefy contractors from the suburbs.
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Vendors, like contractors and companies that remediate smoke, descended on the property.
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But, as the Intercept first reported, contractors will not receive the bonus.
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Guidelines and Procedures for Payroll Support to Air Carriers and Contractors (PDF)
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Guidelines and Procedures for Payroll Support to Air Carriers and Contractors (Text)
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It did not include temporary workers, vendors and contractors in the changes.
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Puerto Rico needs utility crews and government contractors from the US mainland.
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Several of the bills create reporting requirements for city contractors or agencies.
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Sure, freelancers and independent contractors have the ability to control their schedules.
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Motherboard spoke to several contractors who could listen to these Xbox recordings.
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But other contractors say the president's confrontational posture on trade is harmful.
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The city said that contractors typically faced additional fines for other violations.
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And it's not just the contractors who are struggling to get by.
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"I don't even see the names of the contractors," Mr. Cuomo said.
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Truck drivers are often classified as independent contractors, rather than regular employees.
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Tisue said such agreements offer independent contractors a more manageable savings plan.
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Contractors can cost up to 30 percent less, according to several studies.
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So developers and contractors who had projects pushed to cut labor costs.
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Online services like Sweeten and Houzz can also help homeowners find contractors.
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After building his courses, Bartholomew rented his construction equipment to white contractors.
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The main difference: Bluecrew hires workers as W-22 employees, not contractors.
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He said that all the contractors&apos accounts shared the same password.
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Chaplains use diverse and varied contractors to help facilitate their ministerial services.
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Non-complying contractors are declared ineligible to contract with the federal government.
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State contractors would have to certify that they comply with those requirements.
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As the critical peak season approached, the pace was straining many contractors.
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The news organizations documented deaths linked to each of these three contractors.
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Our income was trickling in unreliably from temporary gigs as independent contractors.
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There's also a $39 option exclusively for independent contractors and other freelancers.
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Typically, military leaders and contractors have spoken vaguely about technologies and targets.
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This clearly bodes well for contractors in the defense and aerospace sectors.
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Now the contractors would be paid only after they'd done the work.
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Roughly 1,000 building maintenance employees will also be transferred to outside contractors.
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Olympics organizers and contractors rely on many insurers and types of coverage.
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And, according to Cakiroglu, the government itself has trouble paying foreign contractors.
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The U.S. military rarely deploys anywhere now without a contingent of contractors.
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Prospective buyers were mainly businessmen from local construction companies and other contractors.
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Independent contractors include anyone from Uber and Lyft drivers to independent consultants.
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Then came the accusations of wage theft from other contractors in June.
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Federal contractors employ 21625 million workers, 2900 percent of our nation's workforce.
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Additionally, roughly 1,000 building maintenance employees will be transferred to outside contractors.
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Nearly 7,000 service members — and nearly 8,393 private contractors — have been killed.
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The renovation ultimately cost $120,000, exactly what the other contractors had estimated.
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The M.T.A spent $9.5 million on outside contractors to perform the work.
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There are exposed air ducts and I-beams scribbled with contractors' marks.
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Private contractors charge exorbitant fees that rattle the most optimistic of observers.
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N) and the other top U.S. defense contractors, Lockheed Martin Corp (LMT.
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Projects were left unfinished; some contractors simply took the money and ran.
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Private contractors working for many government agencies are also not getting paid.
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The contractors are transferred by Syrian airline Cham Wings, the sources said.
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Shares of U.S. defense contractors gained on Tuesday after the Reuters report.
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Sunnova works with a network of regional contractors to install its systems.
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But newspaperman Alan Leveritt is one of the contractors resisting the pledge.
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The government denies recruiting and sending private military contractors to fight abroad.
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They were both private military contractors, according to people who know them.
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Martin said the JCL system has provided "mixed success," while pointing to other solutions such as price fixing with contractors, incentivizing vendors for hitting targets, and making sure NASA chooses contractors that are best suited for its investments.
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T-Mobile notified some of the wireless contractors it works with that it would be delaying purchase orders for new infrastructure and 5G upgrades until 2020, unless the contractors already had the project materials, according to Wireless Estimator.
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A May report in the New York Times said that the company now employs more contractors than full-time employees, and several U.S. Senators have since called on the company to convert contractors to employees after six months.
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Asked about privatization and the role of contractors, Sopko chided the US Corps of Engineers, which he said has been "horrendous in not holding contractors&apos feet to the fire" for mistakes and other problems with their projects.
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The second official said given the believed relationship between the contractors and the Russian government, it is difficult to imagine that Russian military forces in Syria were not aware of the contractors' activities and involvement in the attack.
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Last year, Uber also agreed to pay $100 million to settle two class-action lawsuits, both of which said drivers should be classified as employees, not as independent contractors (the settlement allowed Uber to continue classifying drivers as contractors).
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Associates of Russian military contractors fighting alongside government forces in Syria have said there were large-scale casualties among the contractors when U.S.-led coalition forces clashed with pro-government forces in Syria's Deir al-Zor province on Feb.
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Denise Richardson, the executive director of the General Contractors Association of New York, an industry group representing contractors involved in public works projects, said more can get done if they are not trying to work piecemeal around existing service.
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Some of the military contractors fighting in Syria originate from the town of Asbest in central Russia, where job prospects are limited and patriotism can easily be used to motivate local men to fight for Russia as military contractors.
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"Federal contractors' workforces should reflect the diversity of the American people, the people who are ultimately footing the bill for the goods and services that contractors provide to the government," OFCCP Director Patricia A. Shiu said in a release.
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According to several contractors Gizmodo spoke with, these contractors feel more vulnerable than their full-time counterparts because of their separate and confusing process for reporting harassment, one that Google doesn't appear to plans to change any time soon.
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A Google spokesperson said that contractors are able to view all relevant information via an internal messaging hub that they have access to, and that any email to all employees is sent to contractors as well as full-timers.
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If you told the contractors to go fix the problem next door, then the contractors would have been acting as your agent and you would be liable for damage that happened as a result of the work he did.
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The defense ministry did not respond when asked about Kabunin's case and the role of contractors in Syria, and has said previous Reuters reports on the contractors are an attempt to discredit Russia's mission to restore peace to Syria.
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Udacity now has 350 full-time employees and another 200 full-time contractors.
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As of now, companies have to bring their own contractors to the platform.
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In the meantime, aid contractors have responded to bad publicity by lobbying harder.
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"We use contractors a lot, especially at the edges of technology," he said.
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In Angola, it employs 7,300 people directly and a further 20143,500 sub-contractors.
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Businesses that hire independent contractors must give them a 1099-MISC by Jan.
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The pleas come from federal employees and contractors from a variety of departments.
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Ortiz said the cost of the contractors would be getting a second look.
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But for many federal contractors, those lost wages will never be made up.
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Roughly 800,000 government workers and countless contractors aren't getting a paycheck right now.
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The federal Labor Department says workers like Uber and Lyft drivers are contractors.
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As independent contractors, they will open a Roth IRA rather than a 401k.
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Both of these men worked with the US military and contractors in Iraq.
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Contractors remove lead contamination from a home in Providence, Rhode Island in 2006.
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Separately, Warren would crack down on private contractors who work in public facilities.
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That does not include maintenance, which is heavily dependent on pricey foreign contractors.
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But OMV has removed 5003 non-essential staff and contractors as a precaution.
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My afternoon's filled with meetings and reviewing stuff that our contractors send over.
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In addition, around 1,000 drivers, mostly contractors, had been working for Valk Fleet.
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Trump is famous, when his partnerships collapse, for screwing contractors and suing collaborators.
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It blames Tesla for failing to properly 'hire, train and supervise' its contractors.
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NASA has always relied on commercial contractors to construct the agency's spacecraft, though.
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Local prosecutors are not independent contractors meting out justice as they deem fit.
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Specifically, independent contractors are typically not eligible to be represented by a union.
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Barclays confirmed the number and said it included contractors, temporary and agency workers.
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"Staff, contractors and local residents are being kept informed," a BAE spokeswoman said.
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At its peak, Camp Phoenix housed an estimated 10,000 soldiers and military contractors.
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Some drivers have sued the company, claiming they are misclassified as independent contractors.
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Multiple lawsuits have been brought against Uber challenging their classification as independent contractors.
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Employees of the shady company and its contractors were counting on a paycheck.
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The two federal contractors who housed the women's children deferred questions to ORR.
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Bridenstine said he wants all NASA contractors to "get realistic" about their deadlines.
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Tensions are also high between Uber and the contractors who make the deliveries.
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Independent contractors are responsible for self-employment taxes, which add up to 6503%.
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Hence the attempt to carve out an exemption for app-based driver contractors.
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If he agrees to the contractors' request, he risks alienating the Grenfell community.
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In his testimony, Chia also spoke about how drivers like being independent contractors.
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It would be irresponsible if my father paid contractors who did lousy work.
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He does not know if the warning was passed on to the contractors.
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The many contractors dependent on the federal government are also feeling the squeeze.
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Independent contractors provide goods and services while retaining control over schedule and compensation.
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Warnings about threats like this are often sent to government agencies and contractors.
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All of those missing are Vale employees or contractors, a police spokesman said.
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Contractors generally receive fewer benefits and legal protections than full-blown Facebook employees.
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That's what happened to a crew of city contractors in Baltimore on Sunday.
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The case stems from the ride-hailing firm classifying drivers as independent contractors.
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Wouldn't they want to at least fight against contractors who run deplorable facilities?
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All federal contractors must increase their minimum wages to $15 and provide benefits.
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Beyond U.S. troops in Afghanistan, the Pentagon relies on thousands of private contractors.
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Google says contractors listen to recordings to better understand language patterns and accents.
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Because they're able to bring contractors jobs, it's kind of a win-win.
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But things like weeding, edging, fertilizing, trimming — these still go to human contractors.
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Dozens of contractors who had worked on the construction were also getting stiffed.
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They're targeting the 50 million contractors in the U.S. to find their market.
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Perhaps more ominously shares of weapons manufacturers and defense contractors are up too.
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Trade groups insist contractors will find a way to tackle the infrastructure needs.
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The clearances are also sometimes required for them to work for government contractors.
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All other employees and contractors working at the refinery have been accounted for.
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Trump opposes including a provision to give back pay to federal contractors, Sen.
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Another perk lost to freelancers and independent contractors is employer provided health insurance.
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Despite sanctions, the administration has allowed several U.S. contractors to operate in Venezuela.
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The accord doesn't require Uber to stop classifying the drivers as independent contractors.
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It considers no significant alternatives to requiring all contractors to use the system.
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It's held up better than all the other defense contractors that I follow.
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Ecopetrol has 9,000 direct employees nationally, while its contractors employ some 25,000 people.
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The principal contractors will be Raytheon Co and BAE Systems, the Pentagon said.
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Add civilian personnel, contractors and dependents and the US presence there tops 100,000.
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In fact, the order ensures that federal contractors cannot discriminate against LGBT employees.
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More start-ups are also converting 21 independent contractors to W-2000 employees.
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Would you support a freestanding bill that guarantees back pay for federal contractors?
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I had a question for you about federal contractors ... It's not in there.
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Would you support a standalone bill that guarantees back pay for federal contractors?
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Their business models also differ: Handy's workers (cleaners, handymen, etc.) are independent contractors.
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There are a few significant ways the executive order may impact federal contractors.
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He said the ministry has instructed top contractors to improve oversight of subcontractors.
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Chevron has about 8,000 employees, contractors and direct suppliers involved in the ventures.
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Each company pays independent contractors to charge and repair their thousands of scooters.
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They were assigned to the US embassy there as contractors, the officials said.
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The contractors will then confirm in separate letters that the cases were transferred.
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The Russian defense ministry denies that there are any Russian contractors in Syria.
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Back in November, cash problems left contractors unpaid, and plans were re-evaluated.
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However, it does engage independent contractors in China who help manage customer relationships.
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The rules would apply to military contractors that run dining facilities for roops.
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Meanwhile, employers who hire independent contractors gain affordable access to much-needed talent.
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In the Golden State alone, there are — conservatively speaking — 1.4 million independent contractors.
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Warren was joined in the letters to the contractors by fellow Democratic Sens.
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Civilian contractors guarded the bases, cooked meals and transported ammunition, food and fuel.
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Greek contractors Ellaktor and GEK-TERNA will also take part in the construction.
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He sued contractors and debtors as well as Bill Maher and Miss Pennsylvania.
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As a result, DSS temporarily stopped processing almost all requests for government contractors.
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Such contractors are only provided with counseling during their time at the company.
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As a nation, we depend on federal contractors to do all of this.
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The hardest part of the process was finding contractors, Orr told Business Insider.
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"They said there were contractors working and they slept there sometimes," she said.
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Assistance for contractors is a "traditional banking equation," Spiker of First Command explained.
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EDT: President Trump speaks at the National Electrical Contractors Association Convention in Philadelphia.
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California's bill makes it much harder for companies to call workers "independent contractors."
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California's governor just signed Assembly Bill 5, which classifies independent contractors as employees.
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Men and women will have separate living areas, workers and contractors told Reuters.
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There are also thousands of additional contractors in Iraq helping the State Department.
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When contractors are factored in, the company has 1,000 people working for Coinbase.
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Consider, for example, that the Air Force increasingly uses contractors as drone pilots.
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If you prevent companies from using independent contractors, you're ending millions of jobs.
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We are working with our contractors Coleman and Company to establish the facts.
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Chevron Thailand employs about 2,200 staff and another 1,700 contractors, the statement said.
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All told, the contractors alleged the Neumanns owed them a combined $1.1 million.
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In addition, contractors or external vendors also open up companies to data breaches.
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Sheriff Kirchmeier says demonstrators have charged onto private property and attacked pipeline contractors.
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Involved were sensitive records of tens of thousands of employees, contractors, and retirees.
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"It's almost certain that [the recent CIA leak] came from contractors," he said.
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Instead it uses companies that supply private contractors in return for commercial concessions.
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Furloughed contractors, however, may not receive any back pay once the shutdown ends.
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There's no amount of political contractors that people hire that can fabricate that.
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Though Lyft agreed to pay $12.25 million, its drivers remained classified as contractors.
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Contractors, however, were not included, leaving many worried they won't recover their losses.
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Unsurprisingly, Google contractors also rated the company lower than full-time employees did.
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While technically a win, it didn't apply to the temporary contractors Google employs.
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In Texas, roofing contractors turn down jobs because they don't have enough workers.
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None of the federal contractors were ever punished for their super-PAC donations.
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His new company, Anduril, takes on traditional defense contractors with next-generation tech.
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Contractors built the bare-bones structure, but volunteers completed most of the work.
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The company will only retain the most critical temps and contractors, Musk said.
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The supplies were never delivered and the contractors turned out to be fraudulent.
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For defense contractors, the message is best summarized by the warning from Rep.
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Prigozhin companies or contractors have also been present in Libya, Sudan and Mozambique.
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Unfortunately, some of Facebook's contractors aren't being given the option to work remotely.
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And typically, the people they employ are contractors, who have limited job security.
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Many independent contractors and hourly employees are losing work while people self-isolate.
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That month, lawyers for the social network reached out to Cambridge Analytica contractors.
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When Darlena told Villages of Benning of his poisoning, contractors ordered home testing.
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Uber and Lyft maintain that AB53 won't immediately change independent contractors into employees.
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His fellow revelers include cameramen, defense contractors, United Nations employees and aid workers.
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Uber labels its drivers contractors, not employees, to avoid paying a minimum wage.
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Officials said 66 employees and contractors were examined at a health clinic Wednesday.
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But, since professional athletes are more like independent contractors, those protections don't apply.
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Nonprofit contractors that shelter unaccompanied children have been accused of neglect and mistreatment.
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The handling of expenses for contractors like WIS Media Partners was also unusual.
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But Uber pointed to important ways that drivers seemed more like independent contractors.
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He was part of a convoy of 19 contractors in four armored trucks.
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Contractors have complained that shipments of Chinese copper have not arrived on time.
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Many of those contractors do not have the same technology setup at home.
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It does not hold federal contractors to account for meeting certain hiring goals.
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Google's contractors handle a range of jobs, from content moderation to software testing.
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When the government is late in paying contractors, it incurs additional interest costs.
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Response: Google has said it will improve conditions for its temps and contractors.
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He received contractors and took his cut before projects were awarded, they said.
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Unlike When in Roam, none of Your Local Cousin's contractors are professional concierges.
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Sanctions on arms sales to the country might hurt defense contractors only slightly.
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Thousands of others work as airline contractors, in airports and elsewhere in aviation.
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The bill also would expand eligibility to self-employed people and independent contractors.
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Google said it would still require suppliers to investigate complaints raised among contractors.
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The National Guard has been trained by American military contractors since the 1970s.
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In interviews, tech industry contractors in Silicon Valley describe a culture of transience.
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Self-employed workers and independent contractors typically do not qualify for unemployment benefits.
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Mr. Keraj offered to find contractors to help with the new restaurant's construction.
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Ultimately, the job involved three contractors and more mistakes than I thought possible.
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And in August, senators urged it to make contractors permanent after six months.
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Bond delivery staff are full-time employees, not contractors in the Uber model.
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At the time, its workforce of contractors outnumbered its full-time employee workforce.
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One Iraqi official said they worked as contractors at the Baghdad International Airport.
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So we're independent contractors and we pick up files at 15 different offices.
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By this past fall, Cuomo was holding weekly meetings with contractors and subs.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo attacks Metropolitan Transportation Authority contractors for profiting from the agency.
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It killed two civilian contractors and a US Army soldier, the outlet said.
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The amount of support given to contractors will be decided case by case.
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A firm called Aero Contractors, covertly financed by the C.I.A., ran the operation.
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The guest list included an oil executive, defense contractors and a college president.
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After Donald Trump took over the business, he stiffed workers, contractors and lenders.
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An employee asked Zuckerberg about Facebook's plan to protect these types of contractors.
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Still, 2023,000 coalition military personnel and 25,000 civilian contractors support the Afghans' efforts.
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It's not just DoD contractors, it's also commercial industry players and civil folks.
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Premium Online costs $69.99 and adds in support for investments and independent contractors.
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In Afghanistan until now, contractors have been used mainly for security and logistics.
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The company also reportedly helps place contractors in jobs with the federal government.
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But they acknowledged that the security contractors had stopped firing at different times.
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The company encouraged its delivery contractors to recruit as many drivers as possible.
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Every week, Amazon rates the performance of its more than 800 delivery contractors.
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I have spoken with more than a dozen contractors who worked on it.
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This was true of clients and contractors and creditors throughout his business career.
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And, prepare yourself for any questions and pushback your independent contractors may have.
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Months after soldiers die, Russia quietly acknowledges some losses, including private military contractors.
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Among BP contractors, there were three fatalities in 20053 and one in 2015.
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Federal contractors lost five weeks of pay during the 563-2019 government shutdown.
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During his presidential campaign it was widely reported that he stiffed his contractors.
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Now, some of the companies' independent contractors are banding together to demand change.
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Meanwhile, Uber's corporate team is working to ensure its drivers remain independent contractors.
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Too much responsibility remained in the hands of corrupt local officials and contractors.
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Four jurisdictions expanded those protections to include independent contractors, interns or graduate students.
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"We have contractors that will come in and rebuild the homes," Smith said.
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But doing background checks on your employees and contractors is just a start.
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Drivers for ride-hailing apps, delivery workers, freelance contractors, designers of kitschy crafts.
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Havenly designers work as contractors and earn a flat fee for new clients.
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The intended buyers were contractors and others who wanted to build with them.
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"We have contractors that will come in and rebuilt the homes," Smith said.
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Tito Contractors, U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, No. 15-1217.
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American commanders say theft of aviation fuel delivered by Afghan contractors is another.
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Unlike regular government employees, many contractors may not be compensated for lost time.
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They included many US government officials, military officials, intelligence officials, and defense contractors.
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The company has used a mix of full-time employees and independent contractors.
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A US Army soldier and two American contractors were killed in the fighting.
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One US Army soldier and two American contractors were killed in the fighting.
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The times he refused to pay his workers and contractors for their services.
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And each has secured rules that contractors say require more workers than necessary.
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I know that things are delegated out in corporations — there's contractors, there's subcontractors.
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Contractors began building the 57-mile fence in 2008 and finished in 2009.
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On the regular lime app, these contractors can toggle to the "juicer" mode.
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But private contractors may not receive the same civic training as public officials.
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Other times, employees and contractors took materials that could have otherwise been destroyed.
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Contractors say they struggled with everything from covering medications to buying baby formula.
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Google employees and contractors will be leaving these flyers at their desks tomorrow.
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"The vulnerability of cyber is significant," said Shanahan before suggesting defense contractors sign a futuristic, (and completely hypothetical) cyber disclosure statement, kind of like a financial disclosure statement, to assure the Pentagon that its contractors were all running a tight ship.
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These two contractors might not be representative of everyone working at Facebook, but it's still pretty jarring to hear that Facebook contractors struggle to buy their children clothes and food—especially after you learn how much Facebook pays its interns.
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Associates of Russian private military contractors fighting alongside government forces in Syria have said there were large-scale casualties among the contractors when U.S.-led coalition forces clashed with pro-government forces in Deir al-Zor province on Feb. 7.
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Bob treats the contractors like the help — suggesting that there's an essential schism between those with white collars and those with blue — which is one of the more interesting underdeveloped ideas, along with nods to the contractors' financial struggles back home.
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The program was used by private contractors to scan in and upload personal details including names, addresses, dates of birth, mobile numbers, fingerprints, and irises of Indians to a centralized, government-owned database, as long as the contractors authenticated themselves first.
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Facebook did not identify a timeline for increasing wages for contractors outside the U.S., nor did it say how many of its 30,000 contractors on its safety and security teams, roughly half of whom perform moderation tasks, are internationally based.
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It is therefore not surprising that allegations of criminal and civil misconduct attached to many of the biggest contractors and that the US-backed governments in Kabul and Baghdad regularly pleaded with the State Department to rein these contractors in.
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"A shutdown of the federal government generally impacts government contractors and of course we're speaking of federal contractors in one of two ways," said Joseph Martinez, a Denver-based attorney specializing in defense and government contracts with the Dentons law firm.
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Even though the large companies may hire local contractors, those contractors are making less than they would otherwise, and a huge percentage of the recovery money leaves the community in the form of corporate profits as opposed to rebuilding the community.
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That means that contractors hired by members of Congress can robocall individuals to participate in town halls, government researchers can place autodialed calls to the cellphones of survey respondents, and contractors can make similar calls to offer information about social security.
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Whether women who dance in strip clubs should be classified as independent contractors has been up for debate for years, and since 1998, several courtcases have been settled that involved reclassifying dancers from independent contractors to employees to receive back pay.
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Warren pledges that if elected president, she will require federal contractors to disclose pay data broken down by race — and direct federal agencies not to do business with contractors that have a bad track record on pay for women of color.
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The answer is a loophole, cemented in the law in the 1970s, that permits government contractors to set up "separate segregated funds," or political action committees, to make political contributions using money typically pooled from the contractors' executives and major shareholders.
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The attack followed the bombing in June of a bus carrying Nepali security contractors working for the Canadian embassy, as well as other attacks on foreigners in Kabul, including a suicide attack on a camp used by foreign contractors in January.
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Contractors told a reporter at Medium that Rev had offered them access to almost all the files that customers uploaded to Rev — many of them sensitive files from things like legal investigations — and without doing any background check on the contractors.
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Associates of Russian military contractors fighting alongside government forces in Syria have said there were large-scale casualties among the contractors when U.S.-led coalition forces clashed with pro-government forces in Syria's Deir al-Zor province on Feb. 7.
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These people, who often work as contractors, are privy to peoples' most intimate moments, report Austin Carr, Matt Day, Sarah Frier and Mark Gurman: Former contractors describe the system as something out of the Tower of Babel or George Orwell's 1984.
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If the terms had been accepted by the judge, Vince Chhabria, contractors who drove on the Lyft platform for more than 30 hours would be eligible to receive an average of $1,000 each but would still be considered independent contractors.
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Taxpayers are paying intelligence contractors to browse Facebook, watch porn, and commit crimes Taxpayers are paying intelligence contractors to browse Facebook, watch porn, and commit crimes When contractors and employees who work for America's most powerful intelligence agencies get bored at work, they sometimes kill time by viewing pornography on their government computers, browsing online dating services, engaging in "sex chats" with minors, and playing games on Facebook.
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Drivers have seen few victories in their legal fights against their classification as contractors.
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Some have the option to outsource work to foreign contractors or invest in robots.
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As a result, the reliance on foreign contractors to support U.S. forces has ebbed.
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Uber and its rival Lyft (LYFT) have long argued their drivers are independent contractors.
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Other sources added the process of hiring staff and contractors is about to begin.
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It left an American ambassador, two CIA contractors, and one other staff person dead.
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Meanwhile, businesses that hire independent contractors must give them a 1099-MISC by Jan.
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Many of these contractors are forced to collect unemployment or look for other jobs.
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We should point out Rinse also hires within rather than trying to recruit contractors.
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Some are also using Craigslist to reach out to those government contractors in need.
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"Our employees and contractors are accounted for and safe." said HollyFrontier spokesman Craig Biery.
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It declined to comment on whether it had started discussions with western defense contractors.
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And these days, Lockheed Martin and Boeing are primary contractors for Orion and SLS.
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A ton of the 4 to 5 million people who have clearances are contractors.
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In collaboration with SpaceX and other contractors, NASA is also planning an exoplanet mission.
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That's all not counting expenses incurred by the contractors, like gas and vehicle maintenance.
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Reuters could not determine if they fought with the army or with private contractors.
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The source also points out a large portion of EPA's budget goes to contractors.
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He signed executive orders prohibiting federal employers and contractors from discriminating against LGBTQ people.
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The involvement of shadowy Russian contractors in the area has been apparent for months.
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But for the tens of thousands of NASA contractors, the situation is more complicated.
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It also owed around $59 million to suppliers and contractors, those same records showed.
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When projects were Chinese funded, CSIS found that 3.53% of contractors were Chinese companies.
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I mean, someone could just do a business model treating people as independent contractors.
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As independent contractors, drivers can choose to work for both Lyft and Uber simultaneously.
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The company, which has 27 employees and contractors, has backing from Magic Johnson Enterprises.
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He had sometimes refused to fully pay contractors, including those working for his campaign.
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Flint is working with contractors to replace all of the affected lines by 2020.
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It's a great way to pressure your contractors in working more for less money.
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President Obama in 2014 required that federal contractors report it to the Labor Department.
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We're fully vertically integrated, we don't have any contractors, we do everything in-house.
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Drilling contractors and exploration site surveyors are among the worst-hit, industry experts say.
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Last year Mr Kielsen found Chinese contractors for an upgrade to the island's airports.
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Politicians might see PPP as a way of pushing all risks onto private contractors.
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It is unique, however, in that Uber drivers are independent contractors, and not employees.
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Among the dead were six Red Cross volunteers and three Médecins Sans Frontières contractors.
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He then met with contractors and architects who were involved in designing the building.
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His past students, he says, include New York police officers and Blackwater security contractors.
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In both cases, Tesla argued the defendants were actually employed by third-party contractors.
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Dozr's app helps contractors find industrial equipment to rent from peers in the industry.
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Smith has said she'll keep pushing for contractors to receive the compensation they need.
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So you published this story sort of calling out Google for their contractors' behavior.
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Russian media reported that Russian military contractors died in the airstrikes launched on Feb.
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Soothe has a network of more than 3,000 massage therapists who are independent contractors.
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The big platforms and their contractors routinely require moderators to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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Samiama said Shell had appointed international contractors to carry out the clean-up work.
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Independent contractors probably work from home or have your own office or coworking space.
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It's also important to take an objective look at your current employees and contractors.
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The company had fewer than 50 total employees, including full-time employees and contractors.
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Contractors may have other favorite devices they'll recommend to homeowners and building managers, though.
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And New York has a privacy policy that binds its city agencies and contractors.
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Arconic said it was up to contractors to ensure its products were used correctly.
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NASA is an amazing agency with 17,500 employees and thousands of contractors beyond that.
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Though Uber regards its drivers as independent contractors, in many ways they resemble employees.
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Uber Drivers in California Will Be Employees, Not Contractors, Gizmodo, June 53, 25. 240.
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In that case, the court decided Dynamex wrongfully classified its workers as independent contractors.
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Does this settle the issue of whether Uber drivers are employees or independent contractors?
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MCC is one of the contractors engaged to complete construction of the casino resort.
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Many services, such as Instacart, aren't awaiting legal judgments and are proactively employing contractors.
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The company says independent contractors represent the smallest part of its non-employee workforce.
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"I find Uber's treatment of its 'contractors' more than a little suspect," he said.
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Jones — Automated insurance compliance that helps enterprises kill the headache of hiring independent contractors.
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Under this scheme, private investors and contractors hold power over project selection. Trump—a.k.a.
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A unit of L3 Technologies Inc is among the prime contractors, the statement said.
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On Tuesday it will send another measure overturning rules on methane and federal contractors.
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Boeing had nearly 7,000 employees and contractors in South Carolina as of last year.
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Freelancers and independent contractors, you should have received your 1099 MISC by January 31.
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The three contractors had been identified as two Iraqi-Americans and one Egyptian-American.
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What's more, thousands of federal contractors are potentially affected by the shutdown as well.
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Rather than employ people in traditional jobs, more employers are choosing to hire contractors.
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"We've never done this before, and there's so many different types of contractors," Sen.
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Would you consider contractors, who were not working, the same as furloughed federal employees?
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Those 30,000 new safety contractors equates to about one moderator for every 75,660 users.
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A W2 tax form is provided to employees but not typically to independent contractors.
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The drivers, who are currently independent contractors instead of employees, pay those costs themselves.
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Hale said the Pentagon was confident about working with contractors despite last year's breach.
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But the settlement essentially lets Uber continue to treat them as independent contractors regardless.
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Many independent contractors and members of a partnership automatically qualify for pass-through status.
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"I love that we're independent contractors," says Kristyn Ivey, a KonMari consultant in Chicago.
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In 1984 the IRS estimated that 3.4m workers were being misclassified as independent contractors.
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Contractors must pay both the employer's and the employee's portion of social-security taxes.
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He now works with a handful of other contractors to maintain the network's antennas.
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Contractors have come up with 1.5 million gallons to deliver so far, he said.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry refers questions on private military contractors to the Russian military.
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At least 800,000 federal workers — plus contractors — are either furloughed or working for free.
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Developers, contractors, engineers and architects in New York took a fresh look at composites.
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An estimated 1.2 million employees of federal contractors in all were affected by shutdown.
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" Leff added, "There are more burned homes than there are contractors in the county.
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Federal contractors, however, are not assured backpay for work done during the funding lapse.
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Clinton said Mr. Trump had refused to pay contractors for work they had completed.
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And as SenseNets shows, these contractors can easily get it wrong, sometimes disastrously so.
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Correction: This article previously referred to CNAPS as "a French organisation of bigger contractors".
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Blumenthal said that outside contractors are not qualified to handle the veterans crisis line.
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Federal workers and contractors Roughly 800,000 federal missed their first full paycheck on Jan.
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Some are stranded in gig-economy jobs, as independent contractors and "1099" freelance employees.
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The added costs generally fall to the contractors working on each project, Bloomberg noted.
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Right now, more than 500,000 federal employees and government contractors are awaiting security clearances.
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The Executive Order protects the LGBT community from discrimination by some 200,000 government contractors.
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"I'm confident other contractors would not have made the same call," Mr. Garfield said.
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The Department of Justice subsequently announced criminal charges against Black Elk and related contractors.
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Reuters was unable to establish whether all those certificates were for private military contractors.
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We have to stop family detention, and divest from contractors that participate in it.
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Government contractors endure delays in their payments and don't get any bonuses for waiting.
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PSC is an advocacy organization that represents government technology and professional services federal contractors.
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This figure includes the cost of construction, land, and fees to contractors and others.
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Since 2016, ICE has paid the contractors that run them more than $3 billion.
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Another third comes from transporting passengers, pilots, crew and contractors at $186 per person.
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" Others "show people believed to be CIA officials or contractors alongside the naked detainees.
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Duke Cunningham accepted cash bribes for directing federal contracts via earmarks to military contractors.
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Arizona enacted a similar law, for independent contractors who do business with the government.
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Securing funds, soil testing, and issues that crept up with contractors all took time.
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The Manchester City Council sued Heatherwick and his contractors, and settled out of court.
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Yet, in those same years, three of the five top defense contractors slashed jobs.
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Collusion between corrupt officials and contractors leads to poorly conceived projects and shoddy workmanship.
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Hosts like Perrea, who work on behalf of Vacayo, are independent contractors, Berney said.
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Without payment to Whitefish, contractors and subcontractors were also going unpaid, the letter said.
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Every one of Sandia's 8,000 employees and 3,000 contractors had access to those records.
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So Awood's first outing became a protest against alleged wage theft by Amazon contractors.
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Google has said that independent contractors are given access to people's Google Assistant recordings.
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And a lot of these contractors, they have the highest levels of security clearance.
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Ten years ago contractors were often used to fill in for employees on leave.
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Two contractors could have very different designs even though they both still pass code.
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Amazon's Flex program helps reduce that cost by hiring delivery drivers as independent contractors.
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