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The classification determines the legal relationship structure between TaskRabbit, Taskers, and Clients, establishing that TaskRabbit functions as a platform facilitating direct service relationships rather than as an employment entity or agency managing Tasker work.
Taskers operate under an independent contractor model that authorizes them to set pricing independently, maintain external client relationships and competing business activities, and retain discretion over task acceptance. TaskRabbit does not function as the employer or primary client in the relationship.
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"Taskers are independent business owners, providing services under their own name or business name (and not under Taskrabbit's name), using their own tools and supplies. Taskers choose the applicable rates for Tasks, without deduction by Taskrabbit. Taskers may (a) maintain a clientele without any restrictions from Taskrabbit; (b) offer and provide their services elsewhere, including through competing platforms; and (c) accept or reject Clients and Service Agreements (defined below). Taskers are independent contractors of Clients, and Clients are therefore clients of Taskers, not Taskrabbit. The Platform is not an employment agency service or business, and Taskrabbit is not an employer of any User.— Excerpt from TaskRabbit's TaskRabbit Terms of Service
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The classification determines the legal relationship structure between TaskRabbit, Taskers, and Clients, establishing that TaskRabbit functions as a platform facilitating direct service relationships rather than as an employment entity or agency managing Tasker work.
Taskers operate under an independent contractor model that authorizes them to set pricing independently, maintain external client relationships and competing business activities, and retain discretion over task acceptance. TaskRabbit does not function as the employer or primary client in the relationship.
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