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Disguised employees are generally advantageous for the company, not the worker.
by simias 6y ago
Disguised employees are generally advantageous for the company, not the worker.
- helsinkiandrew 6y agoFor low paid drivers yes, but I know a lot of high paid software developers who would say otherwise.
- simias 6y agoFor sure, but it's always higher risk/higher reward. If you're young and healthy you can probably earn more working that way, but if you're older, have a mortgage, have health issues, need maternity leave, have children in a nearby school and you don't want to move etc... The security and benefits of a salaried position can be worth more in the long run.
- zajio1am 6y agoDepends on country. Here in Czechia due to tax advantages for self-employed the net worker income may be more than 50% bigger for self-employed than for regular emplyees with the same level of company expenses.