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When Do You Transition a W-9 Contractor to an Employee?

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

In this episode of Bootstrappers, we cover stress management, getting out of a business partnership that no longer works, and when it is time to take a W-9 contractor and transition them to an employee. Also, hear about Jeremy’s creative employee benefit he used to keep great workers when we were just getting started and couldn’t afford health insurance. It’s all on this 1-hour episode of Bootstrappers!

 

ABOUT OUR GUEST

Mike Mapes is the founder and CEO of the Alliance Group Professional Employment Organization (PEO). He specializes in taking care of human resources headaches so small and medium-size companies don’t have to.

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