"The U.S. Department of Labor has explained that someone who is working at a private firm, who is serving only his or her own interest, and who is given training or instruction by the firm is not considered to be employed by the firm and can therefore be unpaid. "
"The U.S. Department of Labor has explained that someone who is working at a private firm, who is serving only his or her own interest, and who is given training or instruction by the firm is not considered to be employed by the firm and can therefore be unpaid. "
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...and burgeoning discussion on this topic.
does this statement make it illegal to do the opposite?
"who is serving ONLY his or her own interest" I have never of a this. Only mutual interest relationships.
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