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Farmers' Legal Guide to Intern and Volunteer Programs
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Interns: Generally Speaking, Interns Are Employees
Situations where interns are not considered employees
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Strict approach: The U.S. Department of Labor has adopted stringent criteria for determining if an intern is an employee
Lenient approach: Some federal courts in various parts of the country have recently adopted more flexible criteria
Uncertain grounds: Federal courts in most areas of the country have yet to clarify the issue
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