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Yes, they can. To best answer your question it is best for me to tell you of my own experience and set up with employer. I worked for a fire sprinkler outfit for many years. The income from it was listed on the w-2... but being only half the time was recorded for legalities on a personal level, the remianing time paid for was as a sub contractor... hope this helps.
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