Difference between employee and employer - Online Free JobPortal (iLancer)
                     DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 
EMPLOYEE AND 
EMPLOYER - ILANCER
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OVER VIEW
Employers such as a company or organization that provide 
service or product to the employee and any person hire 
service from the employer, for which the employee has to pay. 
There are several types of employers such as individual, small 
or large business, government entity, any professional service 
agency, wholesaler or retailer, and non-profit organization. 
Both the employer and the employee must agree to exchange 
any product, as per company or organization policy. In policy 
included more legally outlines, salary, wages, and many other 
important rules.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 
EMPLOYEE AND 
EMPLOYER
Cash Flow – We know very well, the income 
of one person expense for another” it’s called 
cash flow system. In business, one-sided 
employer salary or expenses deducted from 
income which makes for employee income.
OBJECTIVE – 
Both parties have different goals for the existence of 
that relationship. The employer wants to improve our 
business productivity or earning by hiring an employee 
and assign the project to reach a specific target.
And, on the other hand, the employee wants a job for 
which he is provided with the services required by the 
company or organization in return for a salary.
ROLES AND 
RESPONSIBILITIES –
The role of the employer is to provide complete 
protection to the working employee and help in 
any way. Under which the employer can fulfill 
its purpose. The employer gives a lot of 
facilities to the employee like salary, health 
care, wages, and safety.
 
 
AUTHORITY –
The employee has less authority according to the employer. 
The employer can control the employee activities that the 
employee does, and assign rules and regulation by the 
employer. According to these policies, employers can report 
on employees.
However, the employee does not have more authority. They 
can control only low-level employee, that has been 
terminated if employees break rules and business policy.