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employee

One who is employed under a contract of service to work for some form of payment. Payment may include salary, commission, and piece rates. Distinguishing between those who are employed and those who are self-employed is important, in some instances, for tax purposes. An employee/employer relationship is suggested in the following situations: there is a written agreement to that effect; the employer directs the method of work; the employer provides tools and equipment; and the employee is bound to the employer and cannot offer their services elsewhere.



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But he felt that it was an imposition for an employer, because he bought the time of an employee in working hours, to presume in any way upon any of the rest of that employee's time.
not one of the whole party ever having been a regular employee in genteel life.
Hal Winters, his fellow employee, was a young fellow.
 
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