Piobaire
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'Professional ethic' isn't stipulated by any national or supranational body - what type of 'ethic' is? And again, I've read your link, and I'm completely at a loss as to what you think it proves...
Houston, we have a troll on the radar.
The logic behind the professional as opposed the labourer is that he receives a set amount of money irrespective of actual hours worked because it is assumed that he or she works in order to achieve the conclusion of his or her task with a certain work ethic that is exclusive to the professional class...
... but there is without a shadow of doubt a clear and palpable difference between the ethic of the professional...
They'd say that a consultant falls in line with the moral and ethical stipulations of the professional.
It was fun playing. Again, wage and hour laws determine what positions may or may not be salaried. Have fun playing in the troll park without me.