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  2. Begin by reviewing the introductory section, which outlines eligibility for workers' compensation. This will help you understand the context of the form.
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  4. In the section regarding control and duties, clearly outline the intern's responsibilities and work schedule. This is crucial for determining their status under workers' compensation laws.
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In theory, the purpose of an unpaid internship is to gain experience and wisdom in the professional world while building a network of business connections.
Unpaid internships are becoming a massive red flag especially when they expect you to be both highly skilled and dedicate 25--30 hours per week.
Both unpaid and paid internships can count as work experience, but there are some differences. Paid internships are generally more structured and often considered more competitive. Some employers may give more weight to paid roles since they assume the intern was treated more like a temporary employee.
As an Unpaid Intern, your responsibilities will vary based on the industry and company, but you can generally expect to assist with basic tasks such as research, data entry, organizing files, and supporting team projects.
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