So is IC

Posted By: Frankie on 2009-03-10
In Reply to: Sometimes companies hire ICs for - sm

basically prn MT with or without contract depending on company? I work p/t currently. I get benefits (if I want them) and I also get PTO time. We have been sold to an outsourcing company so benefits and PTO are no longer an option for P/T. Benefits is not a big deal as I use my husbands, but PTO is a little disheartening. But other than no benefits/PTO, what is the benefit of an IC?

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Question re: I/C - Frankie
- All an IC is is an MT working for a - sm
- Usually, the company you IC for will provide you - SM
  - What is the difference - Frankie
    - IC vs employee - Happy MT Robin
      - Thanks for the info... - Frankie
    - Sometimes companies hire ICs for - sm
      - So is IC - Frankie
        The benefit of being an IC is that - sm
        IC versus employee - Ramona
        Here's a example... - sm

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