Yp.com Bundling internet California

 Irs says if you provide a place to work tell them when to be there they are employees. When to arrive and what to do they are Employees. You can not just give people a contract and say I am not responsible for them. Then they better have there own contracts.The problem is 99% of the first companies do not have license or insurance, so how can they take resposibilty for all the rest anyway. This is mostly under ground economy. The good news is you are right they are responsible for the people they send out.  If bundling was legal then the FTC would not be looking at  companies as we speak. And under ground economy would not be getting these people sending out people that are not employees and using them as they are.

Once upon a time I helpd manage a event center's concessions and attractions bundle program.  The event center's targeted audience was family events like Quinceañeras, Sweet 16's, Baby/bridal showers and other similar events.

In light of that target group, we coordnated around 20 diffrent companies that could be utilized by the customer for the event.  Photography, photobooth, food/drinks, diffrent types of entertainment all the way to a bouncy casle.  In retrospect, there is nothing wrong with having these companies unified under one name and brought in, given the fact that all their terms and conditions were unified.

In a legal aspect, company A buys the services of companies B, C, D, E and F.  A resells the services to consumers in his event center.   Company A holds liability unless the contract says otherwise.

On another note, they can send you anyone but their reputation as a full featured event center is on the line.