Osbor Operator is trying to decide whether he can consider Brooks to be an independent contractor. Osborn pays Brooks a salary but also frequent, large commissions, and the two have for 15 years had a continuing work relationship. In fact, Brooks has been working for Osborn so long that Osborn has allotted him many freedoms, including the ability to determine where, when, and how he wants to work. Even though Brooks performs the same work that is done by the employees in Osborn's business, all of whom work at the business location, Brooks almost never comes to Osborn's business workplace; instead, Brooks works at home in his pajamas without the supervision of Osborn. As long as Brooks completes the work on time, Osborn has no qualms. However, Osborn does require Brooks to do all of his work using the laptop provided to him by the company. Given this information, which characteristic concerning independent contractors and employees is most likely to give Osborn the most trouble in terms of Osborn's attempt to have Brooks classified as an independent contractor? O Method of Payment O Nature of Work O Right of Control Place of Work O Duration of Work

Osbor Operator is trying to decide whether he can consider Brooks to be an independent contractor. Osborn pays Brooks a salary but also frequent, large commissions, and the two have for 15 years had a continuing work relationship. In fact, Brooks has been working for Osborn so long that Osborn has allotted him many freedoms, including the ability to determine where, when, and how he wants to work. Even though Brooks performs the same work that is done by the employees in Osborn's business, all of whom work at the business location, Brooks almost never comes to Osborn's business workplace; instead, Brooks works at home in his pajamas without the supervision of Osborn. As long as Brooks completes the work on time, Osborn has no qualms. However, Osborn does require Brooks to do all of his work using the laptop provided to him by the company. Given this information, which characteristic concerning independent contractors and employees is most likely to give Osborn the most trouble in terms of Osborn's attempt to have Brooks classified as an independent contractor? O Method of Payment O Nature of Work O Right of Control Place of Work O Duration of Work