Insurance court dismissed claim that five musicians were employees rather than independent contractors.
Finland (FI)
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AI generatedThe Insurance Court dismissed the claim that five musicians were employees of an orchestra service company. The company argued the musicians were independent contractors paid per performance with tax forms, while the plaintiffs alleged they were subject to the company's direction and control. The court ruled that the lack of personal subordination and the nature of the payments indicated an independent contractor relationship.
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AI generatedInsurance Act s. 10; Insurance Court Act s. 1: The court determines employment status based on the degree of personal subordination and control, finding that musicians paid per performance without direct supervision are independent contractors.
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Viiden muusikon, jotka muodostivat yhtyeen, katsottiin olleen orkesteripalvelujen myyntiä harjoittaneen osakeyhtiön johdon ja valvonnan alaisia ja työsuhteessa yhtiöön. Yhtiö ilmoitti etukäteen soittotilaisuuksista, joista muusikoilla oli oikeus muiden tehtävien takia kieltäytyä, esiintymisistä maksettiin kertapalkkiot verokirjaa tai ennakonpidätystodistusta käyttäen. V -jaosto