Contingent Worker Misclassification Risk
Managing the risks and uncertainties
Interactive resources covering information about financial and legal risks of engaging contingent workers
As ways of working and engaging individuals changes, companies must navigate and stay up to date with changing rules as to how these individuals should be treated. This tool seeks to highlight the main issues companies should be aware of across a range of different areas.
The tool is made up of two sections:
- Contingent Worker Misclassification Risk Comparison Tool, providing high level information about pensions, wage tax, employment law and employee benefits risks of engaging contingent workers across 10 jurisdictions
- Contingent Worker Misclassification Risk Map that provides high level information and risk ratings across 10 jurisdictions
Contingent Worker Misclassification Risk Comparison tool
To find out more about the comparison tool and how to use it, click here. Or to start using the tool straight away, click the icon below and use the drop down menu in the pop up box to choose the topics that are of interest to you.
Contingent Worker Misclassification Risk map
Contingent Worker Misclassification Risk Map provides high level gig economy risk information on a national basis for 10 jurisdictions.
Click on the Contingent Worker Misclassification Risk Map image below to navigate to the Interactive Map page.
Click here to navigate to the Contingent Worker Misclassification Risk Map.
Please note that although the contents on this website is a helpful source of information, we recommend using these materials for reference only, and not as a substitute for obtaining detailed employment and/or tax advice. For professional advice and assistance, please contact your usual Baker McKenzie contact.
The content was last updated on 12 October 2021.