Online Employees?

Discussion in 'General Business' started by viperxx, Oct 29, 2007.

  1. #1
    Are there any problems with people working with/for me if they are from a different State (I'm from United States)?
     
    viperxx, Oct 29, 2007 IP
  2. Lordy

    Lordy Peon

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    #2
    what do you mean?
     
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  3. eruct

    eruct Well-Known Member

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    Well, I guess it depends on what exactly they will be doing for you and how you are paying them. If hourly, I guess it could be easier for them to fudge their hours but if it per project basis or per product sold or whatever, shouldn't be that big of a deal.
    You might also want to look into tax laws and what not, but again, this all depends on what exactly they will be doing for you.
    In general I don't see how it would be that much different than if they were working for/with you in the same room.
     
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  5. andygen99

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    I don get what you try to ask, I am from Malaysia. Is it posible to be one of your team member?
     
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  6. 8everything

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    #6
    There are no problems, just hire them as a freelancer ;) (unless you want to pay for benefits, and what not :p). Are you talking about outsourcing outsite of the states? :eek: or inside?
     
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  7. surya

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    #7
    that depends..
    well for me.. its no prob..
     
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    I'm a freelancer myself, it should't be a problem. I work for Austria, local & other US clients
     
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  9. it career

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    #9
    You just need to make sure there is no communication gap.
     
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  10. bobchrist

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    Yep, also try to appoint the dedicated one rather than those doing lot of other jobs. Don't pay advance.
     
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  11. thewindmaster

    thewindmaster The Man with the Plan

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    Just pay on a per project basis. As independent contractors you do not have to worry about all the rules and regulations associated with employees.
     
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    How? What kind of job did you offer?
     
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    This is an interesting question, How do you deal with taxes, legalization to work and all that stuff? Or do you treat each of them as independent contractors?
     
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  14. viperxx

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    yea that's what I'm wondering myself.
     
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    Hi!
    I don't see that you have a choice. Independent contractor is the only way to go for a small-time operator. If you start talking *real employees* in several different countries..there is no telling how much paperwork would be involved.

    It seems clear to me: Independent contractor

    Bryon
     
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  16. rosiee007

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    I don't see any problem in getting people to work from you from outside the US, as long as you regularly communicate with them to see what they've done and you see 'work' being done or results being produced.
     
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  17. profitdollar

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    What type of job are you offering? I'm interested. :) But I'm not from US.
     
    profitdollar, Nov 1, 2007 IP