Sentences with phrase «merely as a servant»

Not exact matches

«We are merely servants...» (better translated as «we are useless servants.»)

How should we make sense of these cases, and what if the Servant, the nurse or the clerk were «going through the motions» at the point of a gun, rather than merely (as in the condemned Servant view) in fear of their jobs or an «angry look»?

Harvey on Industrial Relations and Employment Law at Division A [137] makes the point that «if both parties honestly consider the contract to be one of services (independent contractor), it can not be contended that it is illegal as being a fraud on the Revenue merely because a court or tribunal later holds that in truth the worker was a servant».