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Laws are still written for those doing manual labor. What's the difference if I do some work in the evening at home or during my holiday in e.g. Greece? The o
by krzyk 4y ago
Laws are still written for those doing manual labor.
What's the difference if I do some work in the evening at home or during my holiday in e.g. Greece?
The only added cost in given country is energy.
Problems start to appear if I get sick, but that should be on myself - and in most cases (for EU citizen) it is most appropriate to return home to cure/hospitalize (unless it is something needing immediate help).
- CorrectHorseBat 4y agoThere are also other issues. What with labor laws? Should you follow the laws from the country from where you work or where the company is located? Companies would just get a post box in the country with the weakest labour laws. The simplest solution stays that the laws where you physically are apply.
- mensetmanusman 4y agoThis already happens, that’s why every company is incorporated in Delaware.