Mr. Richard Golder Accountant has been approached by Joseph Martinesi, a sole trader builder under the business name "Joseph's Constructions" who is seeking advice in relation to engaging a carpenter, Robert McKee, to work for his business.

Mr Martinesi has requested advice from Mr Golder as to whether he engage Robert McKee as a contractor rather than an employee to avoid all the necessities and obligations required if Mr McKee is an employee.

Assuming you are Mr Golder what advice would you give to Mr Martinesi in relation to.

What statutory obligations would Mr Martinesi have breached if it was held Mr McKee was an employee not a contractor?