You have been provided with the following list of new workers. Determine who will be subject to QPP contributions. Name Age Job Status Deduct QPP (Yes or No) Reason Michel 25 Full-time Stephanie 17 Part-time Frank 32 Part-time contractor Jerry 72 Part-time Elina 53 Part-time Josh 40 Full- time
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