Ongoing surveys of both contractors and managers ensure that if work responsibilities change over time, you remain compliant.
Employment and payroll law shifts constantly, as do jurisdictional enforcement priorities. HireArt’s a trusted partner that ensures you’re always in the clear.
Hiring managers need a single tool that lets them manage contractors & freelancers in the same view. It’s finally here.
Determining the correct worker classification takes days (or even weeks!) and often includes expensive legal fees. Save time and money with technology.
HireArt helps assess risk and provides concrete steps to help you classify workers compliantly and achieve your strategic workforce goals.
As an Employer of Record (for W2 employees) or Agent of Record (for independent contractors) HireArt is responsible for managing proper worker classification. One of the primary advantages of using HireArt is that we assume the legal and administrative responsibility to protect our clients against worker misclassification issues.
By using HireArt, companies can reduce the risk of misclassification-related issues, such as fines, penalties, and lawsuits.
Worker misclassification occurs when an employer wrongly categorizes a worker as an independent contractor or an employee. Penalties for misclassification vary depending on the jurisdiction and violation nature. Here are some potential penalties for employers who misclassify workers:
An Independent Contractor (1099) and a W-2 employee are two different classifications of workers in the United States, each with its own set of rules and implications for both the worker and the employer. The primary differences between the two classifications are related to their employment status, tax obligations, benefits, and the level of control exercised by the employer. It's essential to properly classify workers to avoid legal and financial implications, and employers must follow the guidelines and regulations set by the IRS and state labor laws.