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Montana’s laws on wage and wage payments exclude independent contractors from employee coverage. The Montana Dept. of Labor and Industry has adopted administrative rules to determine a worker’s employment status. A worker may be classified as an independent contractor if they:
- Are free from control or direction of an employer;
- Are engaged in their own independently established business, occupation, trade, or profession; and
- Hold an Independent Contractor Exemption Certificate.
Employee: Any individual employed by an employer. “Employee” includes any person who works for another for hire, except that the term does not include a person who is an independent contractor.
Montana’s Independent Contractor Central Unit (ICCU) investigates whether workers are employees or independent contractors. Wage and hour issues, as well as withholding, unemployment issues, and workers’ compensation, are all decided using the same standards, and decisions made by the ICCU are binding upon other agencies in the state.
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Citations
- M.C.A. Title 39, Chapter 3, Part 4
- A.R.M. Chap. 24-35
- Part 795 — Employee or independent contractor classification under the Fair Labor Standards Act
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