Small to medium businesses or start-ups are not always able to employ full-time employees from their inception, and often have to appoint freelancers or independent contractors.
If you are not certain as to the differences between an independent contractor and an employee, or you would like to know what the court takes into account in determining who is an employee, hit play and join our Labour Law expert, Sudden Mutsengi, as he dives into the important legal differences between independent contractors and employees.
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