Subcontracting your job
Nov. 2nd, 2005 12:04 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sobriqueA discussion that arose on the pub on friday was this:
Can you (personally) hire someone to do part of your job?
And how does that 'work' if you bring them into work to assist with 'stuff'?
Hypothetically, would I end up in a mountain of trouble if I were to bring my subcontractor into work, who I'd be paying out of my salary, to do things?
(Hmm, maybe I'll check with HR. It sounds sufficiently wierd that it'll either work, because there's no reason not to, or it won't for some legal/insurance reason.)
Can you (personally) hire someone to do part of your job?
And how does that 'work' if you bring them into work to assist with 'stuff'?
Hypothetically, would I end up in a mountain of trouble if I were to bring my subcontractor into work, who I'd be paying out of my salary, to do things?
(Hmm, maybe I'll check with HR. It sounds sufficiently wierd that it'll either work, because there's no reason not to, or it won't for some legal/insurance reason.)
