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Under the Workers Compensation Act, an independent contractor is not an employee and, therefore, is not entitled to benefits. Bauer v. Industrial Commission, 282 N.E.2d 448 (1972)). Often an employer will try to avoid paying your workers' compensation benefits by trying to classify you as an independent contractor, pay you as a "1099" employee for tax purposes, and tell you that you are an independent contractor and not entitled to employee benefits, such as workers compensation benefits. Accordingly, determining whether you are an independent contractor or an employee is important when your employer denies Workers' Compensation coverage on the basis you are an "independent contractor."
Initially, it should be noted that just because an employer calls you an "independent contractor," and pays you as a 1099 employee, that does not mean that a Court (the Workers Compensation Commission) will agree. The Workers Compensation Commission does not care what you or your employer believed the relationship to be and will determine whether you are an independent contractor only after it reviews all the facts. Ware v. Industrial Commission, 318 Ill.App.3d 1117, 743 N.E.2d 579 at 583, 252 Ill.Dec. 711 (1st Dist. 2000) . In fact, no rigid rule of law exists regarding whether a worker is an employee or an independent contractor. Ware v. Industrial Commission, 318 Ill.App.3d 1117, 743 N.E.2d 579 at 583, 252 Ill.Dec. 711 (1st Dist. 2000) . In this regard, the Commission looks at a number of factors to determine if someone is an employee or an independent contractor under the Act. Of all of the factors though, the most crucial factor "remains the degree of control which respondent (your employer) exerts over the means by which claimant (you) completes his tasks." Lowe v. Industrial Commission, 507 N.E.2d 881 (4th Dist. 1987). The Courts reason that "the right to control the work is perhaps the most important single factor in determining the relation . . . inasmuch as an employee is at all times subject to the control and supervision of his employer, whereas an independent contractor represents the will of the owner only as to the result and not as to the means by which it was accomplished." Romondo v. Industrial Commission, 525 N.E.2d 1005 (1st Dist. 1988).
As a general rule, this means that, the more "control" your employer has over how, when, where, what you do, and what tools you use to perform the job, and who you co-workers are, then the more likely you are going to be found to be an employee. Some factors that mitigate against a finding would be your control over your own hours, how you perform the job, and what tools/clothes are used in completing the job.
It should be noted that the courts have given increased significance to the nature of the work performed in relation to the general business of the employer, which is known as the "Larson theory," but this is not controlling in Illinois. See Ware v. Industrial Commission, 318 Ill.App.3d 1117, 743 N.E.2d 579 at 583, 252 Ill.Dec. 711 (1st Dist. 2000) .
Some other factors include:
Setting of the schedule, schedule work, setting quotas or time requirements;
Setting work locations, regular reporting locations, requiring work at regular intervals;
The right of the employer to discharge the worker;
Ability to work for other companies;
The method of payment, amount of wages, including the withholding of taxes;
Supplying training/instruction, tools, supplies, materials, equipment and needed instrumentalities;
Requiring a uniform;
The level of skill required to perform the work, independent trade, occupation, profession, or business;
Labels the parties place on their relationship and any contracts with the employer
Nature of the work/type of work performed and the general business of the employer; See e.g. Skzubel v. Illinois Workers Compensation Commission, 927 N.E. 2d 1247 (1st Dist. 2010).
Of course, this list is not a complete, and exclusive, list of factors that can be considered and one factor that is important in one case may not be in another. Further, just because you meet one of the factors, does not mean that you are an employee. The determination is based on a "totality of the circumstances." For example, even though a physician may be a highly skilled worker, if he or she is under contract that prohibits him or her from working for any other physicians or hospitals the employer works with, must see all his or her patients in the hospital, and must refer all his or her surgical patients to the hospital, then it is likely the physician worker will be found to be an employee. Further, even though a cabbie or truck driver may lease his cab or truck from a company, and has his "own" company, a driver may still be an employee under the Act. See Yellow Cab Co. v. Industrial Commission of Illinois, 238 Ill.App.3d 650, 606 N.E.2d 523, 179 Ill.Dec. 691 (1st Dist. 1992).
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Allison raises her own support to live in Cape Town and has worked her way into a public school system in District 9. There are about 450 kids in this school. These kids attend school in classrooms that are actually temporary storage units built fifty years ago. The classrooms house 35-40 kids each with one teacher.
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Allison started by providing Camp SonShine as an after school and summer vacation program. She quickly learned that there was a much bigger need. Kids were coming to school hungry, so she figured out how to get food and make them breakfast. Kids were heading into 5th grade and they couldn't read or write their name. So she figured out how to get them a teacher. That's where Liz comes in. Then created a program to teach the kids who needed the most help.
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This must be what shock feels like. Things pieced together from the texts and tweets of the past three hours:
— It's only the second time an FCS team has beaten a ranked FBS team. (Appalachian State over Michigan was the first.)
— Tech had outscored JMU 90-0 in their past two meetings.
— Tech was a 32.5-point favorite heading into this one.
— Tech paid JMU $425k to come to Blacksburg.
— JMU Sports Blog totally called it.
Wow. I'm gonna crack a cold one, and hope to see JMU on the cover of SI this week. The Dukes, on the cover of Sports Illustrated. As fellow JMU grad Steve Buckhantz would say, not possible.
Questions to ponder while I come to, if you like: What does this mean for JMU's I-A hopes? Was this on par with the App. State upset? Was this the football equivalent of George Mason's Final Four run? Do you give a shit if this ruins Boise State's title chances? Really?
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#14824 closed bug (fixed)
jQuery v1.11 and v2.1 slideUp and slideDown not respecting css display property on non-block elements
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Priority: | high | Milestone: | 1.11.1/2.1.1 |
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I noticed that after upgrading from jQuery version 1.9 to version 1.11 that the behavior of methods like slideUp, slideDown, and slideToggle has changed when applied to non-block elements (i.e., span) which have a css display value specified. In the previous versions, such as v1.9, the display value would get set (after its animation had completed) to whatever we specifed in our CSS definition. In version 1.11 and 2.1, the display value is not respected in this way (at least not for non-block elements).
Is this a new bug in jQuery 1.11 and 2.1? I saw that in older versions of jQuery, other people reported similar problems, such as this and this. Those problems seem to have been reported as fixed, and in our experience with jQuery 1.9, that seemed to be the case. But it seems like its broken again in 1.11 and 2.1. Here is a simple reproducible example:
block  toggle it
.b { display:block; /* ... but I need it to display like a block-level element */ background:red; }
var isExpanded = true; $(".toggle").bind("click", function(){ if(isExpanded) { $(".b").slideUp(); isExpanded = false; } else { $(".b").slideDown(); isExpanded = true; } });
See it working in this jsFiddle example, which uses jQuery 1.9. This produces the expected result when toggled open:
Unfortunately, jQuery version 1.11 (or 2.1) is not respecting our display value, instead setting it to inline-block:
This can be seen in this jsFiddle example, where the only thing changed is the jQuery version.
Did I miss a statement from jQuery telling us that this behavior would be different in this new version? These release notes didn't seem to say anything as such, indicating that with this upgrade... "Your code shouldn't break, it should just run a little faster." But I may have missed a statement somewhere.
Thank you for your help.
Note: I realize that changing the span in this contrived example to a div may solve this problem, but there are times when we need to use a span that is given block-level style (i.e., you can't nest a div inside of a span), and we have a large production application with many such cases.
Change History (3)
comment:1 Changed 3 years ago by Curtis
Is there any update regarding this issue?
comment:2 Changed 3 years ago by dmethvin
- Component changed from unfiled to effects
- Milestone changed from None to 1.11.1/2.1.1
- Priority changed from undecided to high
- Status changed from new to open
Yes, confirmed.
comment:3 Changed 3 years ago by Oleg Gaidarenko
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from open to closed
Effects: Respect display value on inline elements
Take "olddisplay" value into the account
Fixes #14824 Closes gh-1566 Ref 73fe17299a840a8a7f3ffffcac15e32a88bd3d66
Changeset: c34dbf5a8d135e0f873ab7a76d1c8f8e316f31e4


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I would like to add a sliding table to my 3650. I have narrowed it down to either the Rockler\Mulecab or the Delta sliding tables. I can get the Rockler\Mule cab sliding table for $290.00 or the Delta for $325.00 The Delta looks like the better deal but has anyone successfully mounted this table on the Ridgid 3650? I know the Rockler\Mulecab sliding table can be mounted to the 3650, but the Delta is only $35.00 more and seems like a better table. Any ideas? Thanks for any help.
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Civil War Trust Partners with Smithsonian for New Exhibit on Civil War Photography
Civil War Trust joins with Smithsonian Institution and History™ to examine how photography brought home the horror of war for the first time in American history
(Washington, D.C.) — As part of ongoing commemorations of the 150th anniversary of the bloodiest conflict in American history, the Civil War Trust, the nation's largest nonprofit battlefield preservation organization, has joined with the Smithsonian Institution to co–curate a new exhibit "Experience Civil War Photography: From the Home Front to the Battlefield." The exhibit, which is sponsored by History™, opens today in the Smithsonian Castle, where it will run for one year.
"Advancements in photography made during the Civil War brought the conflict into the homes of Americans in ways never before possible," said Trust president James Lighthizer. "Today, these remarkable images still stir the imagination and help us understand the experiences of those who lived through those tumultuous times. Working with the world-renowned staff at the Smithsonian Institution to help tell these stories has been an incredible honor for our organization."
Stereoviews, an early form of 3-D photography, daguerreotypes, tintypes and ambrotypes-all emerging types of photography-are highlighted in the exhibit, which features a range of Civil War-era photographic materials from Smithsonian collections. Highlights include an ambrotype portrait of an African American washerwoman, a carte-de-visite album of Civil War generals and an 11-by-4-inch-view camera and equipment. The exhibit provides an in-depth examination of the emergence of battlefield photography and photojournalism.
Multimedia presentations include two short videos. The first, produced by the Center for Civil War Photography for the Civil War Trust, presents the war photos as they were meant to be seen-in 3-D-allowing visitors to step back in time. The second is a History™ channel film on field photography narrated by Roger Daltrey of The Who.
The exhibit also showcases the role that the Smithsonian Institution, founded in 1846, itself played in the Civil War, when the Castle served as a home for the Smithsonian Secretary's family and a place of learning and collecting. The exhibit displays excerpts from the diary from the daughter of Secretary Joseph Henry. Mary Henry recorded the comings and goings of soldiers to the Castle and used its towers to observe advancing soldiers and Washington itself in the days following Lincoln's assassination. Also featured are Smithsonian employee Solomon Brown (1829-1906) and the lecture hall that hosted a series of abolitionist speakers; it was destroyed by fire in 1865.
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Jovial Paterno praises Obama's play
…He actually meant Chima Okoli, though. Which makes sense, considering Okoli is a defensive tackle on the football team and Obama is the president of the United States.
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"It's very difficult these days with kids, hoping the overcome their environmental situation and the problems they have," Paterno said. "I don't want to overreact. He has been a good kid. At the same time, he's got to solve his problems."
Bowman said during a hearing this week that he has had problems dealing with the death of his father and former high school ootball coach last year. Also, going home has been a problem for him, as his neighborhood isn't the best and he has already lost several friends to drug addiction.
- The biggest problem this spring has been injuries, according to Paterno. Somewhere between 12 and 14 players won't play today, including Stephfon Green, Brent Carter, Jerome Hayes, Nerraw McCormack, Doug Klopacz (knee) and Brennan Coakley (ankle).
"I hate to even look at that list," Paterno said.
- For those of you who laughed when I said in my first depth chart projection that Michael Mauti would be the starting linebacker, here is Paterno's assesment of the battle between Mauti and Nathan Stupar:
"Michael Mauti is an outstanding player, and Stupar is on the verge. Stupar just has to get a little more consistent with his toughness. Mauti is a big-time player."
- Daryll Clark isn't going to play much today. Paterno said this game will be more about Newsome and McGloin, who won't be wearing the red jersey. they're available to be hit, and you get the feeling Paterno hopes it happens a few times to get them ready for what's to come.
- Cornerback A.J. Wallace (hamstring) and WR Chaz Powell (ankle) will play. Which is good news on the injury front
- It seems that, in Paterno's mind, the only spots settled on the offensive line right now are Dennis Landolt at right tackle and Stefen Wisniewski at center. Everything else is up for grabs right now. Paterno said more than once that the biggest worry he has on the field is whether the staff can help build some cohesion along the offensive front.
- Paterno isn't concerned about the defensive line. He praised Jack Crawford and said guys like Kevion Latham and Pete Massaro are going to be pretty good. Eric Latimore has been hurt and having some academic issues though, so he's out today.


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ANAHEIM - Some quick notes from Thursday's practice at Honda Center ...
--Saku Koivu skated for about 30 minutes before practice and did some shooting drills before leaving.
Coach Randy Carlyle said he hopes there is some progression with Koivu's sore groin muscle but added that "these things are good one day and maybe not quite as good the next day. We tried to push him to see if he could get himself back to 100 percent. Yesterday he said he was 85 (percent) so that wasn't enough. So that was improvement from where we thought he was the day before."
--Jonas Hiller was traveling to see a specialist, Carlyle said.
--Caryle didn't have much issue with Brad Winchester's interference penalty on Wednesday and said it was a "little bit of a soft call" but understood it considering his hit on Detroit's Jakub Kindl.
Winchester made his Ducks debut and was used on the power play and on several lines.
"The way he plays, and that's part of his game, is to be physical and be on the forecheck," Carlyle said. "Take the body. We will move him up and down the lineup."
--The Ducks might have started to form some identity on the third line with Todd Marchant emerging and Jarkko Ruutu ably filling the role that had been carved out for Maxim Lapierre.
We'll have more on this later, but Carlyle said that "the one thing about Jarkko Ruutu is that his compete level is off the charts. You know he's going to go out there and compete."
--The Ducks will play Dallas for the first time since Nov.16 and for the first time since the Stars acquired defenseman Alex Goligoski,
"I think they're very comfortable with him," Carlyle said. "Right now with their hockey club they're patchwork a little bit because of the injury to Brad Richards ... the (Jamie) Benn kid has come in and played very well for them in the middle."
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Side Sleeper Shoulder Pain
If you tend to sleep on your side then you are what they call "a side sleeper" and chances are that you may have all kinds of issues with your shoulder. This could be something mild like discomfort and it could complicate over time into pain. Various injuries can be suffered by side sleepers having issues with shoulder for example to do with the rotator cuff. These injuries can even lead to sleep disorders like sleep deprivation or insomnia, because, over time, you might have problems falling asleep due to discomfort and pain or you might have negative consequences if you wake up with poor sleep and pain day after day.
There Are Many Types of Side Sleepers
Also, all side sleepers are not really the same. Some sleep while keeping their body straight, others curl up or put a pillow between the legs – that's just concerning the length of the body. Then there is the positioning of the shoulder and the hand. Here some people put their hand above their head directly under the pillow so their entire body looks like one straight line, yet others curl the hand inside in the inner area and put all the weight of the head and shoulder on the pillow. The third possibility also exists where people put their hand at a 90 degree angle and partly under the pillow.
Side Sleeper Shoulder Pain Consequences
Simply following the laws of nature / physics, depending on which position you sleep in described above you will have different amounts of pressure or force put on both your shoulder and your hand on which you sleep. The more pressure there is at uncomfortable angles for your body the quicker you will end up with a side sleeper shoulder pain and over time this pain or this experience will most likely turn into a chronic condition which will, like a small fire turning into a large disaster, start to negatively impact your health and development of sleep disorders and your quality of life. Like any chain reaction this will also start affecting your relationships with friends and family and just get worse and worse from something so banal like a sleeping posture.
What Can Be Done About The Side Sleeper Shoulder And Hand Pain?
The solution is very simple, but it may require quite some time to get it right. The root cause of the issue is the support given by the pillow. You see when you lie down in a horizontal way (including your head) immediately it is possible to see that there is distance between your head and the floor. This distance needs to be supported by a pillow and it varies from person to person but is usually higher than the height of most people's pillows. So it will take you time to look through various side sleeper pillows and find which is tall enough and tough enough to give the correct support. You can start by looking at side sleeper pillow reviews and read descriptions, look at pictures and read people's comments. Also keep in mind that for your hand, some pillows also offer a hollow channel so less pressure is put on the hand on which you sleep.
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There are awesome side sleepers. Nice informative blog telling us about how to avoid shoulder pain. Great.
Just seems like an ad for pillows. Why not discourage side sleeping altogether?


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PHOENIX -- A federal judge is giving state officials and lawyers for death-row inmates more time to try to settle a lawsuit challenging Arizona's execution procedures.
District Judge Neil Wake's order Tuesday grants the sides until Oct. 26 to settle the case, have it dismissed or proceed toward trial.
The sides had faced a Friday deadline but they asked for more time to discuss recent revisions to the Department of Correction's written procedures to reflect changes already implemented.
Those changes include allowing execution witnesses to see injection lines being inserted into the inmate and using only one execution drug.
The case centers on inmates' claims that their constitutional rights to protection against cruel and unusual punishment could be put at risk by how the state conducts executions.
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