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Not with most developed countries employment laws and standard employment contracts with out their employers permission.
by walshemj 8y ago
Not with most developed countries employment laws and standard employment contracts with out their employers permission.
- ghaff 8y agoFreelancing in the sense of filing a 1099-MISC is quite common. If you're a landlord, you'll be filing a 1099-MISC Essentially any royalties, 1099-MISC Have any sort of side business even if wholly unrelated to your job, 1099-MISC. You get into any actual consulting work and, yes, it becomes more problematic with many companies, but still many do it. I've very much been a full-time employee for essentially all of my career, and I've probably filed 1099-MISCs most years for one thing or another even without having been a landlord.
- refurb 8y agoMeh... they could drive a few hours on the weekend and they’d be counted as a freelancer. I don’t see many employers cracking down on that.