Undeclared work in the construction industry remains a reality for many tradespeople and construction companies. Cash flow problems, tax burdens, unfair competition… the reasons are numerous. But is it truly a sustainable solution for a construction professional?
In this video, Obat gives an unbiased and straightforward assessment 👇
✔️ Why some artisans use it
✔️ The real risks (URSSAF, retirement, social protection, insurance)
✔️ The impact on the company's cash flow, credibility, and future
✔️ The long-term consequences for the craftsman… and for the sector
✔️ Legal alternatives to cope better without putting yourself in danger
👉 The goal is not to make anyone feel guilty, but to help building professionals make informed decisions, thinking long term, safety and sustainability.
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