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          for advisory services was receiving the full amount of his 1999             
          bonus without having to negotiate the amount, and i2 would                  
          refrain from interfering with his ability to exercise his i2                
          stock options.  However, the record indicates petitioner’s bonus            
          was already established and set forth in his 1995 employment                
          compensation package and indicates i2 did not have the legal                
          right to limit petitioner’s ability to exercise his stock                   
          options, unless he started working for a competing company soon             
          after departing i2.                                                         
               The record also fails to show he had any opportunity to earn           
          a profit or to risk loss.  This factor indicates an absence of an           
          employee-employer relationship.                                             
                    (4) Right To Discharge                                            
               The record is silent with respect to whether i2 retained the           
          right to discharge petitioner.  Petitioner expressed only that he           
          would be terminated from his advisory role when a replacement was           
          found.  This factor is neutral.                                             
                    (5) Integral Part of Business                                     
               Petitioner’s testimony indicates his post December 31, 1999,           
          services were mostly advisory in nature on issues peripheral to             
          i2’s principal business of creating supply chain management                 
          solutions.  This factor indicates an absence of an employee-                
          employer relationship.                                                      
                                                                                     






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