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And here's me, contracting for like 10 years now, and having zero to do with any employment laws. :D Once you are not under them you are completely on your own
by pdimitar 2y ago
And here's me, contracting for like 10 years now, and having zero to do with any employment laws. :D
Once you are not under them you are completely on your own, at least here in Eastern Europe.
- cpach 2y agoInteresting. Feel free to elaborate! E.g. do you have to pay full price for healthcare etc?
- pdimitar 2y agoYes, all stuff that the country's budget needs from you, you pay them manually each 1-3 months... or else. That's more or less how it's best described. Once you are not an employee you need an accountant, or you need to be very well versed in the laws and the monthly payments to the country's budget yourself. If neither, some 6-12 months later you get persecuted and called in court, with the possibility to have some of your property confiscated. They don't like small businesses very much.