When you call a worker an independent contractor when he or she is, in fact, an employee, that is fraudulent.
Tom Perez: “When you call a worker an independent contractor when he or she is, in fact, an employee, that is fraudulent.”
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Perez discusses the issue of worker misclassification as a form of fraud.
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