well, but freelancers pay their own healthcare, 401k, etc.
if you're running two well-paying full employments with all benefits, you have a sweet gig going.
only possible in the US due to the setup of healthcare and overall taxes, etc.
if you're running two well-paying full employments with all benefits, you have a sweet gig going.
only possible in the US due to the setup of healthcare and overall taxes, etc.
Double-dipping on insurance policies messes with their actuarial table calculations.
And are paid more to compensate for it. Whereas if you're working for two employers you're "paying" for two sets of healthcare etc., which seems wasteful.