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Except contractors know the deal when they become contractors. They deliberately want to represent themselves and take the risks and tax benefits that come alon
by secondcoming 5y ago
Except contractors know the deal when they become contractors. They deliberately want to represent themselves and take the risks and tax benefits that come along with that.
If a contractor isn't happy with the work or conditions then they should move on to the next job.
- habosa 5y agoI think by contractors they meant all non-employees. Temps, vendors, etc. Google has over 100,000 of these and they do not all "know the deal" about how much worse their compensation / conditions will be compared to full time employees.
- spaetzleesser 5y ago“If a contractor isn't happy with the work or conditions then they should move on to the next job.” Maybe that’s the only decent job they could find? I know tech employees live in a bubble where jobs are plentiful and well laid but that’s not the world most people live in. And having lived through the aftermath of the .COM crash things can change for tech people very quickly too.