Candido v. Polymers, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that order may “prohibit otherwise legitimate conduct to prevent future abuse”
• rejecting interpretation of 13 workers’ compensation statutes that would subject employers to “double liability[]”
• where employee is hired and paid by employment agency, but works on premises of, and is supervised by, manufacturing company, manufacturing company qualifies as statutory employer under workers' compensation act
• where employee is hired and paid by employment agency, but works on premises of, and is supervised by, manufacturing company, manufacturing company qualifies as statutory employer under workers’ compensation act
• worker could be considered employee if worker submitted to employer’s direction and control
• addressing issue of multiple employers in workers' compensation context

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).