Resource Manager doesn't get it

[SpontaneousOrder]

I am new to contracting, so this is more of a question that me making a point - but I thought that a clause like this would show control (master/servant)?

The IR35 rules are vague & nebulous bulltulip. It does sound like control, but it's also perfectly reasonable for a client to agree terms on the basis that you will always be there for the duration. I think the control has to be at a lower level to make any sense as an employment indicator.

[BlasterBates]

I, generally, don't see any difference between perms and contractors. I went perm just for convenience reasons, but I'm afraid I have to report back that you could describe permies as disguised contractors.

The debate on contractors vs permies is a bit like the one about which side up you should eat your egg.

Personally I think it's pot luck if you were investigated as to whether you'd pass.