Contracts for services govern the engagement of self-employed individuals who provide specific services on an independent basis, as opposed to forming an employment relationship.
These agreements typically set out the scope of services to be provided, the commercial terms, and other key provisions regulating the relationship between the parties. They may also address termination rights and dispute resolution mechanisms.
It is essential that contracts for services are carefully drafted to accurately reflect the intended nature of the relationship and to minimise the risk of reclassification as an employment relationship under applicable law.
We assist clients in drafting and reviewing contracts for services to ensure clarity, enforceability, and alignment with both commercial objectives and legal requirements, particularly in the context of engaging self-employed individuals.
