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I guess I can't imagine a situation where Bill is contracted at a temp agency, turns around and hires Bob, and when Bob shows up with Bill's badge and is refuse
by roywiggins 4y ago
I guess I can't imagine a situation where Bill is contracted at a temp agency, turns around and hires Bob, and when Bob shows up with Bill's badge and is refused entry, and Bill somehow wins a lawsuit on the theory that Bill must be allowed to subcontract and anyone he subcontracts to must be allowed on-site to perform the work, no matter what.
Like, not giving out your password (or badge, or key, or whatever) to someone else is a pretty core job responsibility!
- encryptluks2 4y agoIf they are contracted at a temp agency, then they are taking on the risks Bill would be an employee of the temp agency... Employee misclassification is frequently abused so don't get me wrong, I think it happens a lot, but in many cases people are misclassified.