Employee or Independent Contractor Jumping Jacks ("JJ") worked for the Whirlpool Circus (\"Whirlpool") as an acrobat. He was engaged for an indenite period at a weekly wage of $1,000. His duties were to perform high- skilled acrobatics whenever the circus was on. In one of his shows, I J fell from the performing platform and was seriously injured. He has led an action in court for compensation. However, compensation is payable only if I] is an "employee". Whirlpool contends that JJ was not their employee as he was engaged only on a contract for services. (a) Using the different tests employed by the courts to distinguish an \"employee\" from an \"independent contractor\