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Old 11-15-2004, 09:23 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Rob
That is my arguement to why they should be employees. When you are told where to be and how to do your job, you are an employee. WWE however hires "independent contractors" to get away from benefit issues. If you don't believe me then email Dave Meltzer, Bryan Alvarez or someone with the know in the business or email a wrestler who has worked for WWE or WCW and they will tell you the same thing.
But they aren't independent contractors, that is my point. At least not legally. And since independent contractor is a legal definition, wrestlers are just employees. So, they need to get a good lawyer or something and get this sorted out for themselves.
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