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In a home-based pottery painting arrangement, Mira is contracted by ClayCove Co. to glaze ceramic pieces at her residence for a fixed monthly quota. ClayCove provides the shapes, glaze colors, and access to a digital order system; Mira uses her own kiln, brushes, and workbench at home. She may accept other orders as long as deadlines are met. ClayCove reviews the finished pieces, may require revisions, and can reject substandard work. Payment is per piece; there are no paid leaves or social benefits. After 22 months, Mira sues for unpaid minimum wage and benefits, arguing she is an employee; ClayCove contends Mira is a homeworker/independent contractor. Which statement best describes Mira's status under Philippine labor standards and why?

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There is an employer-employee relationship under the traditional control/subordination test because ClayCove directs quotas, assigns tasks through the online system, and reviews outputs. Mira is an apprentice; the arrangement is primarily for training rather than ongoing employment. Mira is a dependent contractor; the arrangement shows economic dependence on ClayCove but with some autonomy over tools and schedule. Mira is a homeworker/independent contractor; she uses her own equipment, sets her own schedule, may take other orders, and is paid per piece; these factors align with the economic realities approach and indicate no employer-employee relationship.

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