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The phrase "a self employed" is not correct in English.
It should be "self-employed" without the article "a." You can use "self-employed" to describe someone who works for themselves rather than for an employer.
Example: "After years of working in corporate jobs, she decided to become self-employed and start her own business."
Alternatives: "self-sufficient" or "freelancer."
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He was a self employed Financier.
I'm a self employed carpenter with no health insurance.
He was a Self Employed Professional engineer and Builder in Construction.
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That's a self-employed businessman".
A self-employed businessman agreed.
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He is 63, a self-employed architect.
A self-employed person provides a service for me.
Writer spoke with Henry the Horse, a self-employed handicapper.
Mr. Maloof, a self-employed furniture maker, made the table.
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