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Job Seeker Protections: Wage Laws and Employment Status
W-2 vs. 1099 classifications, overtime eligibility, and wage transparency for household employees.
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Under IRS guidelines, most in-home caregivers whose schedule and duties are directed by the family are household employees (W-2), not independent contractors (1099). Knowing your classification ensures you receive Social Security, Medicare, and unemployment credits.