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If the contractors who do full time work are paid by a placement agency to be a full-time employee, that's possibly fraud... In the case of Uber, it's very cle
by gjulianm 6y ago
If the contractors who do full time work are paid by a placement agency to be a full-time employee, that's possibly fraud...
In the case of Uber, it's very clear that the contractors work for Uber, as it's Uber the one that sets the conditions of the job.
- refurb 6y agoMeh... this was a big multinational so I doubt they are committing fraud. They were paid by the placement agency and the contractor was responsible for all self-employment taxes.
- gjulianm 6y ago> Meh... this was a big multinational so I doubt they are committing fraud. I actually think that a big multinational is more likely to commit these kinds of frauds. In fact, a full time employee that works only for one company and who's sent by a placement agency sounds a lot like fake self-employment.