Redd, Trayon v. Summers, Lawrence H.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a tour guide whose federal supervisor directed the plaintiffs employment just once in nine months was a contractor
• holding that a tour guide whose federal supervisor directed the plaintiff's employment just once in nine months was a contractor
• suggesting that employment relationships “tend ... to afford ... retirement payments ... and to assign payment of social security taxes to the employer”
• holding Sibley exception did not save Rehabilitation Act claim where non-employer defendant did not serve as intermediary between plaintiff and actual employer
• commenting that the Spirides test is likely “ill- suited to an analysis of whether an employee of an independent contractor is also an employee of the contractor’s client”
• noting that while “the 8 [defendant] had the right to reject any tour guide [hired by its 9 subcontractor] . . . [the subcontractor] did all the hiring and firing”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).