THE 20-POINT TEST FOR EMPLOYEESDon't MissEditors PickManagement by Bernard Taiwo - October 16, 2019October 16, 20190 Share Share on Facebook Share Share on TwitterTweet Share on Pinterest Share Share on LinkedIn Share Share on Digg Share Employee in an officePhoto by bruce mars from Pexels A worker is an employee if he or she:Must follow the employer’s instructions about how to do the work.Receives training from the employer.Provides services that are integrated into the business.Provides services that must be rendered personally.Cannot hire, supervise, and pay his or her own assistants.Has a continuing relationship with the employer.Must follow set hours of work.Works full -time for an employerDoes the work on the employer’s premises.Must do the work in a sequence set by the employer.Must submit regular reports to the employer.Is paid regularly for time worked.Receives reimbursements for expenses,See also 8 ADVANTAGES OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMSSee also HOW TO MAKE CUSTOMERS COMFORTABLE (PART 1)14 Relies on the tools and materials of the employer.Has no major investment in facilities to perform the service.Cannot make a profit or suffer a loss.Works for one employer at a time.Does not offer his or her services to the general public.Can be fired at will by the employer.May quit work at any time without incurring liability.See also WHY BUSINESS LOCATION IS ESSENTIAL FOR SUCCESSShare this:TwitterFacebookLinkedInWhatsAppSkypeTumblrMorePrintPinterestTelegramRedditPocketRelatedShare Share on Facebook Share Share on TwitterTweet Share on Pinterest Share Share on LinkedIn Share Share on Digg Share