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There’s not really blanket “EU law” on contractors, it’s up to the individual countries which all have wildly different tax and employment rules built on a smal
by physicsguy 5y ago
There’s not really blanket “EU law” on contractors, it’s up to the individual countries which all have wildly different tax and employment rules built on a small common base of employer regulation.
- Stranger43 5y agoNo but there is directives that greatly shape the individual member states laws on those subjects. It's complicated and would probably require an law school Phd. dissertation to fully answer how the whole mess regarding when a single unincorporated freelancer becomes an employee but it's a really really good argument to throw at overly aggressive corporate compliance types trying to push remote control agents onto a freelancers personally owned laptop.