Independent Contractors: Page 6
The Difference Between a Solopreneur and a Side-Gigger (Infographic)
30 million people - young and old, men and women, part-time and full-time -- work as freelancers or independent workers in America.
Uber Fires -- Then Promptly Rehires -- Driver Over Shockingly Innocuous Tweet
After Uber driver Chris Ortiz tweeted about driver safety, he was unceremoniously dumped by the company in a letter that called his statements 'hateful.'
5 Guidelines to Maximize Freelance Employees
Your business might be small, but its look and feel doesn't have to be. Hiring outside help is quick and effective.
Should I Hire a Contractor or an Employee?
Decide the best route to scale a professional-services consulting firm for growth and flexibility.
5 Steps for Building a Great Startup Team
A serial entrepreneur shares his insights on creating an organization that rocks.
6 Creative Ways to Use Overseas Virtual Assistants
Some tasks don't require knowing fluent English and can be easily handled abroad.
Hiring Advice for Startups: What You Need to Know
For entrepreneurs, hiring is an essential function for their startup. A bad hire can lead to major headaches, while an amazing addition can help propel a company to the next level.
How the IRS Classifies Independent Contractors
The Internal Revenue Service scrutinizes the use of contractors carefully, so don't let worker-classification rules trip you up or you could wind up extra taxes, penalties and interest. Here's how to avoid tax problems with 1099 workers.
Freelancers and Their Advocates Gain New Visibility
Freelancers Union founder is elected to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Online Sellers Brace for a New Tax Filing Requirement
Some small businesses may need to declare added income on their 2011 returns. Here's what you need to know if do business on eBay or Etsy.
Do You Need a Full-Timer, Contractor or Outsourced Help?
Workers come in more varieties than ever. Use this advice to choose the best option for your business.
Employee or Independent Contractor: Watch Your Classifications
Compliance with the rules governing worker classifications can save you a lot of trouble down the road.