Re: Policies Limiting External Consultants
Katherine Tragos 12 Jul 2011 13:10 EST
External Consultant - Independent Contractor
One suggestion:
You might want to check out the 10 things that govern being an independent contractor. That list may help you define or see why he is or can be considered a external consultant. Otherwise he would be getting paid and taking direction from your university.
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From: Research Administration List on behalf of Angela Sgroi
Sent: Tue 7/12/2011 1:01 PM
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Subject: [RESADM-L] Policies Limiting External Consultants
When is an external consultant who is hired on many grants for the same
institution no longer "external?" I would appreciate knowing any
policies or other guidance your institution may have to limit how much
any one external consultant is allowed to serve at your institution.
There is one very competent and trusted external consultant who ends up
on many, many of our grants because of word-of-mouth. I am now
beginning to worry that this person may be getting too close to her/his
clients and to our college in general because of the intensity of their
work together. He/she may the victim of his/her own success. I'm
starting to hear a few things that are making me think we might need a
policy.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Angela Sgroi
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