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It definitely is the case in the EU. Where did you get the idea it isn't? In my country, which is in the EU, having someone work for you without a contract is
by lucianbr 2y ago
It definitely is the case in the EU. Where did you get the idea it isn't?
In my country, which is in the EU, having someone work for you without a contract is a crime. Because by not having a contract you're denying them rights such as pension contribution, paid vacation, health insurance etc.
Plus you have to pay taxes on salary, so if you hire them "on a handshake" as it were, you're probably doing tax evasion too.
- throwaway48540 2y agoI got the idea from my personal experience where I never was able to refuse what they told me. I'm not saying no contracts, I'm saying that refusing the change means I quit myself, and so no protection.