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you can lose a contract anytime so if you want to remain employed you have to keep the funnel full also working for one client is being a fake contractor risk

• alexanderchr 3y ago
  Sure, but my experience is that once you’re somewhat established this is not something that takes nearly 30% of your time. It’s more about passively keeping up with your network, and work tends to find you. Rules for working with one client really differs from country to country as well, even within the EU. I believe Germany is quite strict on it but no problems at all in Sweden for example.
• zerr 3y ago
  Why contractors with multiple clients are more privileged than single-client ones? If a person is willing to give up the EU-ean employee safety and benefits, i.e. exchange that with pure cash and become a contractor - even for the current employer, that should be a personal choice, not something that government should be involved.
  • b20000 3y ago
    there are laws in EU countries … nothing you can do about that