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If we polled all ER doctors in America and asked them, "Which do you think would be financially more beneficial to you, being paid as an employee (W-2) or contractor (1099)?" we suspect ~75% or so would respond that they'd rather be classified as an employee. Well, that wish may come true as new regulation is set to go into effect in March that could challenge all independent contractor job statuses held by non-locum ER doctors which would force them to be restructured as employees.
On today's episode, we'll discuss this recent ruling and how EPs could be rallying behind something that could actually be detrimental to their finances.
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If we polled all ER doctors in America and asked them, "Which do you think would be financially more beneficial to you, being paid as an employee (W-2) or contractor (1099)?" we suspect ~75% or so would respond that they'd rather be classified as an employee. Well, that wish may come true as new regulation is set to go into effect in March that could challenge all independent contractor job statuses held by non-locum ER doctors which would force them to be restructured as employees.
On today's episode, we'll discuss this recent ruling and how EPs could be rallying behind something that could actually be detrimental to their finances.

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