An employer may also be open to liability when the employer hires an independent contractor to perform a job that the law has not permitted the employer to delegate.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  This is because the law may hold the employer responsible for the actions of the independent contractor, especially if the job involves the use of dangerous equipment or materials. If the employer is not permitted to delegate such tasks, then they may be held liable for any harm caused by the independent contractor.

An employer may also be open to liability when the employer hires an independent contractor to perform a job that the law has not permitted the employer to delegate.

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