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Other Added - Subcontractors: Who Knows Your Clients Best?
Whenever I can, I try to frequent locally owned and operated businesses. To be even more specific, non-franchised businesses. You're now asking "why?" Before I get into that, I will say that I believe that chains, franchises and large corporate owned businesses have their place in our consumer
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Contracts Are Only Part of The Equation
Should you implement a non-compete form from the onset of the relationship? Absolutely. But never put a piece of paper ahead of your gut feelings.
This type of business is not as cut and dry as just having clients sign your service agreement and subcontractors signing your independent contractor agreement.
What Are the Subcontractors' Intentions?
Some people sign things in bad faith. Some people sign things in good faith. A lot of it is sizing up the relationship and being a good judge of character.
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Contracts Are Only Part of The Equation
Should you implement a non-compete form from the onset of the relationship? Absolutely. But never put a piece of paper ahead of your gut feelings.
This type of business is not as cut and dry as just having clients sign your service agreement and subcontractors signing your independent contractor agreement.
What Are the Subcontractors' Intentions?
Some people sign things in bad faith. Some people sign things in good faith. A lot of it is sizing up the relationship and being a good judge of character.
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This type of business is not as cut and dry as just having clients sign your service agreement and subcontractors signing your independent contractor agreement.
What Are the Subcontractors' Intentions?
Some people sign things in bad faith. Some people sign things in good faith. A lot of it is sizing up the relationship and being a good judge of character.
You should definitely have
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What Are the Subcontractors' Intentions?
Some people sign things in bad faith. Some people sign things in good faith. A lot of it is sizing up the relationship and being a good judge of character.
You should definitely have
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You should definitely have your service contract reviewed by your attorney to make sure it’s legally binding and enforceable, but no amount of clauses, no amount of sign-offs is going to protect you from someone determined to make your life miserable.
Don't Allow Subcontractors Steal Your Clients and Vice Versa
Another interesting idea that’s worked is to put something in the clients' service agreement that your clients are not allowed to steal your employees and your subcontractors.
All these things are just deterrents. If someone is really determined to get around your contracts, they’re going to figure out a way to do it
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