I feel stupid for asking this, but I'm no lawyer and new to the whole game...
When a contractor is opted-out at the right time (before meeting client), if the end-client was to never pay the agency, where does that leave the contractor? Who does the contractor chase down for money, I assume it would be the agency, but what incentive does the agency have to chase down the end-client, they didn't do the work themselves, so would only lose a few quid on fees right?
When a contractor is opted-out at the right time (before meeting client), if the end-client was to never pay the agency, where does that leave the contractor? Who does the contractor chase down for money, I assume it would be the agency, but what incentive does the agency have to chase down the end-client, they didn't do the work themselves, so would only lose a few quid on fees right?
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