A response on a different thread from someone who spends a lot of time worrying about the future of contracting, indicated that not matter what is written in a contract, the actual working practices and conditions will trump this. This obviously leads to the question why do we even bother going through the faff of getting a contract in writing and then mithering about/paying some suit to review the contract? Surely it's now irrelevant and a layer of misdirection/false sense of security for folks working in this way, I.e not working for the end client as an employee?
What would Gideons' argument be? When I get the blokes to come and do my garden we don't have contracts that need reviewing and amending and signing. I give him the fifty quid simple.
What would Gideons' argument be? When I get the blokes to come and do my garden we don't have contracts that need reviewing and amending and signing. I give him the fifty quid simple.
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