EmploymentQuestion 25 of 690
What is the "ABC test" used to determine in California?
a.Whether a subcontractor is properly licensed
b.Whether prevailing wage applies to a project
c.Whether a worker is an employee or independent contractor
d.Whether a project requires a building permit
Explanation
Under AB 5, California uses the ABC test to determine worker classification. Workers are presumed employees unless the hiring entity proves: (A) free from control, (B) outside usual business, (C) independently established trade.
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