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Follow up on work - or how many times to you have to point out the line in the sand?
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<blockquote data-quote="witzend" data-source="post: 484270" data-attributes="member: 99"><p>I give him detailed billings and charge him by the hour. I'm very tempted to charge a minimum four hours, and to charge more per hour for tasks I don't want to perform. I can only work so much because it jeopardizes my Social Security Disability to work too much, and I just plain can't. It's too much. The stress is making me so much worse, too. Plus, defined job duties could make me an employee rather than an independent contractor. It's a mess. </p><p></p><p>husband and I talked about it last night. It's the VERY slow season, and I know that the guy I work for is going to come up with a "why don't you develop some several size fit many memorized transactions that we can just pull up to use in the future?" I did that for a bit a few months ago, and it CAN work, and he used one of those yesterday to do one of the estimates I wouldn't do. We decided that when that time - inevitably - comes, I will say "I will do one from my spread sheet that you prepare for me and see if that will work. Otherwise, no."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="witzend, post: 484270, member: 99"] I give him detailed billings and charge him by the hour. I'm very tempted to charge a minimum four hours, and to charge more per hour for tasks I don't want to perform. I can only work so much because it jeopardizes my Social Security Disability to work too much, and I just plain can't. It's too much. The stress is making me so much worse, too. Plus, defined job duties could make me an employee rather than an independent contractor. It's a mess. husband and I talked about it last night. It's the VERY slow season, and I know that the guy I work for is going to come up with a "why don't you develop some several size fit many memorized transactions that we can just pull up to use in the future?" I did that for a bit a few months ago, and it CAN work, and he used one of those yesterday to do one of the estimates I wouldn't do. We decided that when that time - inevitably - comes, I will say "I will do one from my spread sheet that you prepare for me and see if that will work. Otherwise, no." [/QUOTE]
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