06-07-2024, 10:43 AM
(06-07-2024, 03:00 AM)benji wrote:https://www.resetera.com/threads/gamergate-2-0-chuds-furious-about-a-consulting-company-named-%E2%80%9Csweet-baby-inc%E2%80%9D-which-overviews-scripts-to-make-sure-nothing-offensive-was-written.823731/post-124020501 wrote:About two years ago I started writing at a new outlet. Mostly reviews, some other bits and pieces here and there. I can't get payed for my work which is totally fine for me, just the circumstances of my life. It's not a "for exposure" kinda deal so whatever. Anyway:
Is it because a professional writer who doesn't know the past particple of 'pay' in a monetary sense isn't worth paying a wage, or are there other circumstances in US law where you cannot be paid for work done, eg being unable to declare income because it will make you ineligible for social security
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