On 7 Mar 2013, at 13:33, Richard Huxton wrote:
On 07/03/13 13:05, David Cantrell wrote:
With proper employees it's a bit different - you expect them to
stay for
longer, so can allow time for getting up to speed with the tools. Of
course, this doesn't apply if you're the sort of idiot who hires a
contractor for months or years on end, making them effectively a
proper
employee but more expensive.
The Perl Ministry of Administration would like to clarify that where
David said "idiot" he meant of course "valued enterprise client" ;-)
Also there might be some balance sheet shenanigans going on around
themes such as capex and potential future liabilities.
Fortunately current and previous governments are committed to
investing heavily into bodies to track this down, and the tax payer
will be spared the burden due to the altruistic nature of companies
that form PPIs.
G.
