In the case of Sally, it can be seen that the agreement between the two parties to the bargain made and offered the West End Salary and recognised by Sally. Initially, the offer is accepted and, the contract was established. Although one of the conditions created prior to bargain is accepted, it remains unclear because Sally may be offered any salary, and the offeror could pay wages to benefit of themselves.
Under the employment rights of 1996, if Sally is self-employed, she should reach an agreement with is the theatre for a salary before beginning the “play”. Secondly, the definition of a “West End Salary” is unclear, so both parties must be clear on what a “West End Salary” is before any contract is drawn up. Sally needs to state her terms and conditions and as an unwritten and undecided agreement could lead to an employment tribunal after agreement.