Clifford Scott Aymes v. Jonathan Bonelli, Doing Business as Island Swimming Sales, Inc. And Island Recreational

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the “level of skill” involved in a computer programmer’s work suggested that he was an independent contractor because “his programming demanded that he use skills developed while a graduate student ... and through his [work] experience”
• holding that the \level of skill\ involved in a computer programmer's work suggested that he was an independent contractor because \his programming demanded that he use skills developed while a graduate student ... and through his [work] experience\
• stating that work done at company office supports employee status, but had negligible weight when computer programmer needed access to hiring party’s computer hardware
• finding that the skill, tax treatment, and employee benefit factors compelled a finding that a computer programmer was an independent contractor
• stating that work done at company office supports employee status, but had negligible weight when computer programmer needed access to hiring party’s computer hardware
• finding that the Reid test “was not intended to be applied in a mechanistic fashion”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).