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There is no contract, no agreement, but when the other party pays, it says contractor but signs. Is it an algorithm?
Not exactly.

From a legal point of view: if there is no contract or agreement, but the other party has written a contractor but signed the payment, it is not a legal contractor and is not protected by law.

If the contractor is qualified, the employee must sign a labor contract, otherwise it is illegal, but it does not affect the formation of factual labor relations.