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If you're a real contractor you don't have to justify anything, it's just a price change of your services. I assume you're an "employed contractor" (someone who
by s1k3s 4y ago
If you're a real contractor you don't have to justify anything, it's just a price change of your services. I assume you're an "employed contractor" (someone who works for 1 client only) which technically means you're employed. So just go with the usual: Go interview for someone else and then say "I have an offer from another company for $X/hour, will you match it?"
- b20000 4y agoif you only have one client you and your client can get into trouble as you might be classified as an employee. saying that you have another offer might add weight to that. as a contractor you don’t need another offer. the increase is due to cost of doing business.