No Good Deed: How Non-Profit Employers Should Properly Classify Volunteer Services
The article discusses a California appellate case, Spilman v. Salvation Army, regarding the classification of volunteers versus employees in the nonprofit sector.
When does a volunteer legally become an employee? For California’s nonprofit sector, the answer just got a lot clearer. A recent California appellate case, Spilman v. Salvation Army, provides a roadmap for distinguishing between employees and volunteers, specifically in the nonprofit setting. Importantly, this case does not extend the same protections to for-profit businesses, which remain subject to stricter standards under California wage law.... By: Lewitt Hackman
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