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Contractors get protections afforded under established contract law and principals of executing a contract in good faith. If Amazon has built a system that they
by ineedasername 5y ago
Contractors get protections afforded under established contract law and principals of executing a contract in good faith. If Amazon has built a system that they know to be inconsistent or unfair or otherwise flawed then they are violating the terms of the contract.
- gruez 5y agoSo let's say I have a startup that uses 10 different SaaS providers. Suppose I decided one day to randomly pick one SaaS provider and stop using them. That sounds "inconsistent or unfair or otherwise flawed" to me. Would that get me in trouble?
- mister_tee 5y agoNot the same thing as contracting employees, especially in the eyes of the government. Plus cancellation terms are likely codified in terms of the license agreement.
- ineedasername 5y agoDepends on the terms of the contract. Contracts must be executed in good faith. That is the law. If you with your SaaS vendors or Amazon with its Flex workers isn't conforming to that part of the law then there is the potential for legal liability.
- FredPret 5y agoWhat if paragraph 144 (a) (iii) subsection b of the contract explicitly states that the employee ahem contractor has a 0-day notice period?
- mensetmanusman 5y agoPeople aren’t software.