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should I be an employee?
by mrm76 at 12:20 07/01/19 (Ask-Legal-Accounting)
I have worked as an accounts clerk for some six years. However, I was never been given a written contract. When I complained, I was told that I was employed on a self-employed, causal basis and only called in when needed, so no written contract is needed. I get no holiday pay or sick pay and I pay my own tax and national insurance. I have been told that I can hire a substitute to do my work, but I never did so. I have no other employment. Recently, I had an argument with my boss and I want to know my rights. I'm in the UK. Thanks
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