technically speaking - I C status

Posted: Jul 24th, 2017 - 8:40 am In Reply to: Hiring - Jellybean

If you take a position as a contractor, YOU SET OR NEGOTIATE THE RATES. SO if you are signing a contract that will pay you less than minimum wage, then why are you in business?

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