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There is always the risk of a slave revolution - I assume your friend will not get all the money and you live on the markup - Marx was right... So in any situat

by aurizon 11y ago

There is always the risk of a slave revolution - I assume your friend will not get all the money and you live on the markup - Marx was right... So in any situatation like this, where the worker will almost certainly get to know the company name, there is the inevitable risk of that person wanting it all. That said, hiring a worker to share the work, with you on the complex stuff and he learning is amenable to various wage divisions. Watch out for laws on workers compensation and employee tax/pension deductions etc

freelancerdever 11y ago
It's not possible to split off all 50hrs and I just sit back and collect cheques, because I've been working with these companies for years now and I understand their business and what they want. I would be subcontracting out small tasks, like various bug fixes I'm stuck on, refactoring, changes to external libraries we use etc. The core of the work I would be doing myself. In terms of pay, he's working elance type sites for minimal pay, so I'd be doing him a favor.