Consultancy: When are workers their own boss?

Resource type: Article

Status: Published on 01-May-1995

Jurisdiction: United Kingdom

The importance of the distinction between employment and consultancy and how to tell the difference.
Janet Gaymer and Paul Hale, Simmons & Simmons

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  • Resource ID: 5-100-3062
  • Published: 01-May-1995
  • Products:  PLC Magazine (UK), PLC UK Corporate, PLC UK Employment, PLC UK Law Department, PLC UK Public Sector
    • Series: Features
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