Clarifies that amateur sports official is independent contractor for purposes of State employment laws.
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This bill clarifies that amateur sports officials, who are paid to enforce rules and ensure safety at amateur athletic events, are considered independent contractors under New Jersey state employment laws. It specifically exempts these officials from being classified as employees for purposes such as unemployment compensation, disability benefits, wage and hour laws, and state income tax obligations. The bill defines ‘amateur sports official’ to include referees and umpires.
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