Independent Contractor Relationship Between Workers and Customers Sample Clauses

Independent Contractor Relationship Between Workers and Customers. Toolbox is a qualified marketplace platform under laws recognizing such platforms for businesses that operate a digital website or application that facilitates the provision of services by qualified marketplace contractors to individuals or entities seeking such services. Nothing in these Worker Terms is intended or should be construed to create an employer-employee relationship, partnership, joint venture, joint employment relationship, single or integrated enterprise or franchisor/franchisee relationship between the Toolbox and Worker. WORKER UNDERSTANDS AND AGREES THAT, IN PERFORMING SERVICES OR ANY OBLIGATION UNDER THESE WORKER TERMS, WORKER SHALL BE AND WILL REMAIN AT ALL TIMES AN INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR IN FACT AND LAW AND NOT AN EMPLOYEE OF TOOLBOX OR CUSTOMER. Worker agrees that they will not take any position with respect to or on any tax return or application for benefits, or in any proceeding directly or indirectly involving Toolbox that is inconsistent with Worker being an independent contractor (and not an employee) of Toolbox. Worker is not an agent of Toolbox and Worker is not authorized, and must not represent to any third party that Worker is authorized to make any commitment or otherwise act on behalf of Toolbox. Workers will provide all equipment, labor, and materials that may be needed to perform any services pursuant to an engagement. Toolbox will not provide any equipment, labor, or materials that may be needed for performing services pursuant to any engagement. Further, Workers are solely responsible for determining which engagements they will choose to accept, how frequently they accept engagements, the duration of the engagement acceptable to them, the terms of any counterproposal and the manner in which they will provide the services sought. Toolbox does not guarantee the Worker any minimum amount of engagements. Toolbox does not set the pay rate. Toolbox does not pay a salary or hourly rate to Workers, but rather facilitates Customer’s payment at the rate set by Customer and agreed to by Worker. Toolbox does not dictate the time of performance. Toolbox SHALL NOT PROVIDE WORKER WITH ANY TRAINING or direction with regard to services provided and will have no control over the manner in which services are provided or the timing and location of the provision of services. Toolbox does not provide any uniforms to Workers. Toolbox does not provide expense reimbursement to Workers. Worker has the right to determine the manner in which serv...
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