So basically, everybody loses when employees are misclassified, particularly the taxpayers who have to make up the difference?
Lynn C. Woolsey: “So basically, everybody loses when employees are misclassified, particularly the taxpayers who have to make up the…”
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Woolsey highlights the negative impact of worker misclassification on taxpayers.
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