They accepted, or in some cases negotiated, a daily or hourly rate but they could do nothing to earn more than work additional hours or days. Being able to obtain a better hourly rate for themselves in a negotiation was submitted not to be reflective of a chance of profit. As noted by Justice Bowie in Gagnon v. M.N.R.:[15] That, however, is not entrepreneurship; it is simply a reflection of the different values of different people in the labour market.
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