TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR VOLUME 1: (1) Tax considerations for employers (2) Status as employee or independent contractor (3) Withholding requirements (4) Failure to withhold or pay over tax (5) Definition of Wages (6) Exceptions to definition of Wages (7) Tax treatment of meals and lodging provided to employees (8) Determination of employee/independent contractor status for Federal tax purposes (9) General employee/independent contractor issues (10) Factors bearing on employee status (11) Additional Classification issues (12) Examples of employee/independent contractor classification (13) Employer liability protection (14) Handling IRS audits (15) Safe habors from reclassification (16) Independent contractor status under federal labor and employment laws (17) Pension and employee benefit considerations (18) Independent contractor definition for employee benefit plan purposes (19) Adoption of qualified plan by independent contractor (20) Effect of independent contractors on other qualified retirement plans (21) Employer liability for independent contractor torts (22) Employer liability for negligence and other torts of employees (23) Employee/independent contractor distinction (24) Employer liability for independent contractor actions (25) Drafting independent contractor and employment agreements (26) Contract provisions supporting contractor characterization (27) Other factors ... TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR VOLUME 2: Chapters 1 to 50 covers Workers' Compensation Law and Unemployment Compensation Law in all 50 states in the United States.

Offers instructions for a series of experiments and projects in geography, chemistry, meteorology, geology, biology, and engineering

Presents thirty-four experiments for the young engineer, astronomy, chemist, meteorologist, biologist, and physicist

Provides instructions for a variety of experiments to study the effects of forces on bodies or fluids at rest or in motion

Building children's interest in science, a collection of more than forty easy and educational experiments helps them answer many questions about how the world works, including where coal comes from and where hurricanes blow. Original.

A collection of hands-on projects for budding scientists replicates the experiments that launched the careers of famed scientists, and teaches about science's history

Presents thirty-eight experiments in the areas of engineering, astronomy, chemistry, meteorology, biology, and physics

Presents a variety of science experiments on such topics as circuits, conductors, magnets, motors, and batteries

Provides instructions for a variety of experiments introducing the study of light, its characteristics, sources, and uses

Provides instructions for a variety of experiments introducing the study of heat, its characteristics, sources, and uses

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Provides instructions for a variety of experiments to demonstrate the nature of electricity and magnetism and the relationship between them

Provides instructions for a variety of experiments introducing the study of light, its characteristics, sources, and uses

Provides instructions for a variety of experiments introducing the study of light, its characteristics, sources, and uses

Provides instructions for a variety of experiments to study the effects of forces on bodies or fluids at rest or in motion