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Business, 28.02.2020 23:29 zachtheskier3896

Joe is hired by a real estate company to complete a roofing job on one of their projects. The job is very specialized, he is under no supervision, and he is paid when he completes the job. Joe, however, needs to order supplies to complete this job. Does Joe have the authority to enter into contracts with other businesses as needed on behalf of the real estate company to obtain his supplies?

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