wife of a cable guy, if you do not realise it yet, MOST (not all) gravy is done by in house crews of the prime.
> Very true, no matter who you are dealing with. But also the question is valid as it may affect kind of work you'll be given to do - the crap work or the gravy? I questioned wondering if the "gravy" work was done so the rest was to be "sub subbed" out....No harm meant, just seen it happen before.
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> > Does it really matter as long as you get decent pay and you do get paid... THAT IS WHAT REALLY MATTERS THESE DAYS IS THAT YOU GET PAID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> > > Are you the sub of a sub of a sub?
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> > > > i was an employee for to long.i could not get ahead until i started subcontracting myself.I have equipt. and truck available to help you. you will need a cert.of liability insurence and your personal tools. I have work now don,t let others have your due $$$$$ call me 1-508-669-5753
Re: Employee vs.SUBCONTRACT LABOR
Member #: 7591
Registered: 1996-2001
Posted:
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Name:
Frank
Company:
myself
Occupation:
splicer, sweep tech.
Location:
Savannah, Ga
Personal:
late 60s
Experience:
~38 years
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