One of our senior employees is planning to retire at the end of this month. It is the university's plan to hire her back as a &quote;consultant&quote; for the postion from which she is retiring. I believe I read somewhere that there had

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One of our senior employees is planning to retire at the end of this month. It is the university's plan to hire her back as a "e;consultant"e; for the postion from which she is retiring. I believe I read somewhere that there had to be a one year break in employment before the former employee could be considered an independent contractor. Is this true, and if so, can you help me locate supporting documentation.

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