Originally Posted by
NightIP
I know. That said, I did receive a 1099 (non-employee compensation) for my time in training.
I don't mean to imply that at all, just stating the facts as they stand. All of my dealings with the training department have been positive; the instructors and check airmen are not management's "axe men."
I didnt mean that at all. What I mean is that its alot less paper work and less complications if they cut you loose as "a non employee" than if you were fully on the payroll from day one. No unemployment claims, etc.....that is all.