Executives And Officers As Employees

As a general rule, corporate executives are considered employees whether they are injured while performing traditionally managerial duties or laborer duties. However, where an executive or officer is also a controlling shareholder, he may only be eligible for benefits if he is injured while performing worker duties rather than supervisory duties. In contrast, members of a partnership are never treated as employees and are therefore ineligible for benefits.

• Cleaning Personnel As Employees
   
• Construction Contractors As Employers
   
• Corporate Stockholders As Employees
   
• Domestic Servants As Employees
   
• Executives And Officers As Employees
   
• Farm Workers As Employees
   
• General Contractor As An Employer
   
• Grantor of a Concession As An Employer
   
• Painting Contractor As Employers
   
• Public Officials And Servants As Employees
   
• Security Guards As Employees