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It is probably doubly illegal. Not just in the US, but also in the country you live in. I don’t know for sure outside Germany, but I assume it’s similar: If you
by Semaphor 4y ago
It is probably doubly illegal. Not just in the US, but also in the country you live in. I don’t know for sure outside Germany, but I assume it’s similar: If you mainly live in Germany, you have to be hired according to German labor law (and pay taxes etc. in Germany)
- krzyk 4y agoSame in Poland. But this doesn't stop a lot, and I mean a lot companies from doing that.
- Semaphor 4y agoI once accidentally did it in South Africa (went on a 6 months vacation, kept working for the company in Germany) because I didn’t know, and my boss didn’t either :D
- tluyben2 4y agoYeah, in NL and UK and probably others, you would need to have a company with multiple clients to be not seen as employee.
- distances 4y agoIt is not illegal in Germany if you follow the usual rules for self-employment. Proper tax registration, multiple clients over a timespan, independent negotiation of the prices, independently deciding working hours/days, and so on.