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A self-employed painter could not send someone else to do the work (without the client's consent) if he was personally contracted to do it. There's no contradic
by jstanley 9y ago
A self-employed painter could not send someone else to do the work (without the client's consent) if he was personally contracted to do it. There's no contradiction there.
- walshemj 9y agoIf you "personally contract" with some one you are their employer. You might hire Joe Blogs And Son's to do a painting job but it does not mean Joe Blogs does the work personaly it might be his son or he may "get a lad in" to do some of the work
- jstanley 9y agoIf you hire me to do some freelancing for you, you're hiring me, but that doesn't make me your employee.