I know what you mean about IC or SE

Posted By: Working on production in-house on 2006-01-31
In Reply to: That's sooo not true. The company can change - their work requirements as needed.

but I am neither, I am a regular full-time employee.

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Is this right? - Working on production in-house
- Well then, you will be an IC. Are they taking away your benefits? nm - MT-IC
- Go to National. You are in one poopy - predicament. You are not chained to desk at home.
- If you are an employee at home they can - tell you when to work.
- My suggestion is to call the Labor Board for your state. SM - Anony
  - That's sooo not true. The company can change - their work requirements as needed.
    - I know what you mean about IC or SE - Working on production in-house
      - they can still make your pay dependent on - production only
        At least minimum wage - mtathome
        We do get hourly wage - Working on production in-house
        good point - about the minimum wage

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