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Here in the Netherlands, where the ruling was made, it's definitely the case that being able to determine your own hours is one of the requirements of being a f
by DeusExMachina 5y ago
Here in the Netherlands, where the ruling was made, it's definitely the case that being able to determine your own hours is one of the requirements of being a freelancer.
When I was freelancing, clients could not tell me at what time I had to be in the office, when I could live, or on which days I had to go, to avoid me being considered an employee.
- nulbyte 5y agoI don't believe that was GP's point. Setting your own hours is not anathema to an employer-employee relationship.