No I dont. she said that getting paid by DD means you are employee and it DOES NOT - most ridiculous thing I have ever heard of Posted: Jan 15th, 2017 - 12:50 pm In Reply to: you need to read the post IC vs employee above--nm - anon
Also they can specific when they need someone. If you can commit to those hours, you are still an IC as long as it states those hours in your contract. IC doesnt mean you can work whenever the "client" doesnt want you to. You find a different client if those hours dont suit you. You people need to go see a lawyer and stop pretending you know the law
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