The district court granted the motion, and Belluo- mini appeals. We review a district court's grant of summary judgment using the same stan- dard after viewing the evidence and drawing all inferences in a light most favorable to the nonmoving party. Co., Inc., No. 94-3145, slip op. Its agreement with the Marshals Service obli- gated GSSC to pay CSOs their wages and insure them under workers' compensation.
Most private employers operating in Illinois contribute to the state's workers' compensation fund.
Workers' com- pensation entitles an employee who has been injured in the course of employment to an award of benefits without regard to fault. The scope of the Act extends to the scenario in which one employer loans an employee to another employer. If the employee is injured while in the employ of the borrowing employer, the loaning employer and the borrowing employer are jointly and severally lia- ble for any benefits which the employee is due. Illinois law provides two means of determining whether a particular relationship constitutes borrowed employment. The first test comes from the Act itself.