What is an employee?

Employee, what is it? When you work for a company, you have an employment relationship with your employer. The employment relationship is different from the relationship between a company and a customer. The employer gives you a job description, an interview and training to make sure you are ready for your new job. You report to your boss and you expect your boss to treat you professionally. Employees have colleagues and an office. Their employer provides them with all the tools they need to do their job.

An employee is someone who works for another person or company, but who is not an independent contractor.

An employee works for a company under a contract that sets out important details. An employment contract sets out what the employee can and cannot do and how much he or she will be paid.

An employee is someone who works for another person or company, but is not an independent contractor. Although you may be doing work for a company and claiming self-employed status for tax purposes, you are an employee and must abide by the rules set by the company. It is important that you follow the rules set out in your contract, otherwise you could be held liable.

The definition of an employee can vary. A worker may be an employee if they are doing work for a company but are not technically an employee. As an employer, you must pay your employee and the employee must have a written contract.

An employee works under a contract. An employee is someone who is hired by a company. An employee is a person who works under a contract. An employee is considered an “employee” if he or she has an employment contract.