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There is no incentive to have contractor work on an outside basis because that gets too complex and has no tangible advantages for the client. The status determ
by varispeed 6y ago
There is no incentive to have contractor work on an outside basis because that gets too complex and has no tangible advantages for the client.
The status determination process is also a fiction, because the client can specify relationship to meet the in-scope criteria in the contract and there is no room for appeal.
Essentially a new class of employees without rights has been created.
- Nursie 6y agoThere is a financial incentive, if the client company is certain that the work they want done is outside, for instance if they are willing to completely cede control, and pay a lump sum for well defined work. Closer to real freelancing/consultancy than a lot of current 'contracting' positions. But yes I agree, that is what's happened. Umbrellas must be rubbing their hands with glee.