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Q: Do you have to be the owner of a business to be an employer?
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This question makes sense only in connection with a small business where the owner/employer works along with the employees. If your employer is hurt on the job, obtain medical assistance for him or her and hope the business will not fail as a result.


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He didn’t have an employer. He was a rich plantation owner.


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An employer is a person or a business that employs people for wages or salary.


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Where can my employer get a minimum wage poster?

Minimum wage posters are not required by law to be put up in your place of business. Its entirely at the discretion of the owner. I hope this answers your question sufficiently.


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