Tuesday, October 27, 2009

I Got a Job on EmploymentCrossing

Well established site. Easy functions, no messing about trying to find information on what you want. I personally found it very simple to just go on look to see what jobs are offered, if I was interested in one all the information needed was there and easy to get to... Salary... Hours... Place.... everything was great and one of best site navigation's I have seen out of a lot of job sites. Website is great.
Is one, as a specific individual, under the direct supervision and control of the business? If so, one is an employee of the client business -where one works...

Does the business where one works pay that agency and that agency itself pay one? If so, one is not an employee of the client business, but may be an employee or worker of that agency itself... Employees normally receive holiday pay, self employed contractors do not ~but what about the 'worker'-the casual worker who is not in self employment and yet is also not a regular employee?

Because of their different legal definitions an 'employee' or a 'worker' in the eyes of the law may be in fact a 'contractor' or a 'subcontractor', and vice-versa -and employment through an employment agency may or may not itself fall in different category. Definitions and categories affect entitlements.

Many employees lose out on entitlements, because their legal employment category, or because who the law regards as employer, is different than they think or have been told. When one is paid to do work for another it is important to know how the employment contract is formed, and one’s employment status.

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