Which of the following is an accurate statement regarding the applicability of various laws to the employer-employee and employer-independent contractor relationships?
A) The employer-independent contractor relationship is subject to the workers' compensation,workplace safety,employment discrimination,and unemployment statutes,whereas the employer-employee relationship is not.
B) The employer-independent contractor relationship is subject to the workers' compensation and workplace safety statutes,while the employer-employee relationship is subject to the employment discrimination and unemployment statutes.
C) The employer-employee relationship is subject to the workers' compensation and workplace safety statutes,while the employer-independent contractor relationship is subject to the employment discrimination and unemployment statutes.
D) The employer-employee relationship is subject to the workers' compensation and employment discrimination statutes,while the employer-independent contractor relationship is subject to the workplace safety and unemployment statutes.
E) The employer-employee relationship is subject to the workers' compensation,workplace safety,employment discrimination,and unemployment statutes,whereas the employer-independent contractor relationship is not.
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