If a person worked at least 15 hours per week as an “unpaid” worker on a family farm, how is she classified?

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If a person worked at least 15 hours per week as an “unpaid” worker on a family farm, how is she classified?

The Correct Answer is

as an employed person

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as an employed person is correct for If a person worked at least 15 hours per week as an “unpaid” worker on a family farm, how is she classified?

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