Slicing Bread - How to earn a crust as employee or contractor or abn self-employed or acn business owner
Every week or so someone asks me about the different ways to earn a crust in this world. This is probably related to the growth in contract work and the gig economy coupled with large organisations taking fewer 'perms' on.
This would be some sort of panel or facilitated Q&A group work.
Specifically we'll talk about the all the taboo stuff. The strikes and gutters of the four different options, we'll talk about the effect on dynamics between the person and the organisation and we'll even talk about money.
Outline/Structure of the Panel
Probably a panel with a rep from each option.
Learning Outcome
Making the unknown known about each way of working
Target Audience
This one's for us, practitioners that are curious about different employment/self employment options
schedule Submitted 5 years ago
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