Common use of Assistants Clause in Contracts

Assistants. Contractor, at Contractor's expense, may employ assistants as Contractor deems appropriate to perform the contractual services. Contractor will be responsible for paying these assistants as well as any expense attributable to them, including income, Social Security, and Medicare taxes, and unemployment contributions. Contractor will maintain workers' compensation insurance for all of its employees.

Assistants. Contractor, at Contractor's expense, may employ assistants as Contractor deems appropriate to perform the contractual services. Contractor will be responsible for paying these assistants as well as any expense attributable to them, including income, Social Security, and Medicare taxes, and unemployment contributions. Where required Contractor will maintain workers' compensation insurance for all of its employees.

Assistants. Contractor, at Contractor's ’s expense, may employ assistants such assistants, as Contractor deems appropriate to perform provide the contractual servicesServices and otherwise carry out the terms of this Agreement. Contractor will be responsible for paying these assistants such assistants, as well as any expense expenses attributable to themsuch assistants, including incomeincome taxes, Social Securityunemployment insurance, and Medicare social security taxes, and unemployment contributions. Contractor will maintain workers' ’ compensation insurance for all of its such employees.

Assistants. Contractor, at Contractor's ’s expense, may employ assistants as Contractor deems appropriate to perform the contractual services. Contractor will be responsible for paying these assistants as well as any expense attributable to them, them including income, Social Security, Security and Medicare taxes, and unemployment contributions. Contractor will maintain workers' ’ compensation insurance for all of its employees.

Assistants. Contractor, at Contractor's expense, may employ such assistants as Contractor deems appropriate to perform the contractual servicescarry out this agreement. Contractor will be responsible for paying these assistants such assistants, as well as any expense attributable to themsuch assistants, including incomeincome taxes, Social Securityunemployment insurance, and Medicare social security taxes, and unemployment contributions. Contractor will maintain workers' compensation insurance for all of its such employees. 8.

Assistants. Contractor, at Contractor's expense, may employ assistants as Contractor deems appropriate to perform the contractual services. Contractor will be responsible for paying these assistants for their services as well as any expense expenses attributable to them, them including income, Social Security, Security and Medicare other taxes, unemployment and unemployment insurance contributions. Contractor will maintain workers' compensation insurance for all of its employees.