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I’d also suggest learning what the difference is between a
Posted on: June 26, 2025 at 23:06:10 CT
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a client and an employer is. They are not the same.
“An employer is someone who hires and pays employees to work for them, while a client is someone who hires a business or individual for a specific service or product. A key distinction is that an employer has a hierarchical relationship with their employees, directing their work and providing ongoing employment, whereas a client-contractor relationship is typically more project-based and less hierarchical.”
Edited by TigerMatt at 23:06:24 on 06/26/25
“An employer is someone who hires and pays employees to work for them, while a client is someone who hires a business or individual for a specific service or product. A key distinction is that an employer has a hierarchical relationship with their employees, directing their work and providing ongoing employment, whereas a client-contractor relationship is typically more project-based and less hierarchical.”
Edited by TigerMatt at 23:06:24 on 06/26/25
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I’d also suggest learning what the difference is between a - TigerMatt STL - 6/26 23:06:10