The Key Lesson from Viscaino V

Multiple Choice

The key lesson from Viscaino v. Microsoft is that _____.

A) even if contractors sign an agreement indicating that they are contractors and not employees, the deciding factor is not the agreement but how many hours per week they are asked to work
B) even if contractors sign an agreement indicating that they are contractors and not employees, the deciding factor is not the agreement but who oversees their work
C) even if contractors sign an agreement indicating that they are contractors and not employees, the deciding factor is not the agreement but who performs their performance appraisal
D) even if contractors sign an agreement indicating that they are contractors and not employees, the deciding factor is not the agreement but the degree of control the company exercises over the employees