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Official™ Conservative and Unionist Party manifesto thread
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostThey explicitly mention coding . Anyway, I think it's sufficiently vague. It all comes down to what they consider to be a freelancer or a business.When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostCorrect. Ultimately, in a few years time, you'll see the complete abolishment of one man/one client at a time LTD's and every contractor, private or public sector client, will be 'on the payroll' in terms of taxation. The 'party of small business' will see to that.Comment
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Originally posted by eek View PostIt doesn't state that it will implement Taylor in full there is some get out there - if necessary (but you are right to say that it will be implemented). The question really is what will be implemented at the same time and I do expect IR35 to be implemented across the private sector as part of the change...Comment
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Having read the manifesto, I thought it was coming, it was hinted at but it never materialised in the previous pages.
...and then....whammo!
"Starting with the UK Government’s arm’s-length bodies, we will start
moving significant numbers of UK Government civil servants and other public servants out
of London and the south-east to cities around the UK. "Comment
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Originally posted by Bluenose View PostHaving read the manifesto, I thought it was coming, it was hinted at but it never materialised in the previous pages.
...and then....whammo!
"Starting with the UK Government’s arm’s-length bodies, we will start
moving significant numbers of UK Government civil servants and other public servants out
of London and the south-east to cities around the UK. "When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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Originally posted by Bluenose View PostHaving read the manifesto, I thought it was coming, it was hinted at but it never materialised in the previous pages.
...and then....whammo!
"Starting with the UK Government’s arm’s-length bodies, we will start
moving significant numbers of UK Government civil servants and other public servants out
of London and the south-east to cities around the UK. "
Then they find they can't get the specialist staff including IT staff to go to live in Newcastle or where ever, and also struggle to get contractors."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostSo like every government has tried before.
Then they find they can't get the specialist staff including IT staff to go to live in Newcastle or where ever, and also struggle to get contractors.When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostDouble saving on accommodation costs and inner/outer London weighting.Comment
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At the end
If you made it to the end of the document, a few pages on 'digital'.
They're going to be regulating the internet - will be interesting to watch.Comment
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