NL payroll providers

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[northernladuk]

I believe Sue B knows alot about this type of stuff. If she doesn't spot this thread drop her a PM

[Lance]

surely an umbrella, who could potentially have thousands of contractors on their books, and hundreds on a single customer site, will have PI far in excess of £10m???

[northernladuk]

surely an umbrella, who could potentially have thousands of contractors on their books, and hundreds on a single customer site, will have PI far in excess of £10m???

Not understanding why the number of people they have makes a difference? It's per claim and to get the next tier will cost them more which they won't want to do and get the bare minimum/contractor standard? Or am I missing something here?

[NotAllThere]

When I had PI and took on another consultant, the premium got a bit more expensive. But only a bit.

[Lance]

Not understanding why the number of people they have makes a difference? It's per claim and to get the next tier will cost them more which they won't want to do and get the bare minimum/contractor standard? Or am I missing something here?

not really my are of expertise, but if it's per claim and an umbrella has multiple people on site, I think £1m isn't much insurance. The client isn't going to sue per contractor are they? They'll just hit whoever they can with the biggest sue-ball they can. If the umbrella is liable/responsible for multiple people that is quite a risk.

Having said all that, for an inside IR35 gig the client must shoulder much of the liability as they will be 'running' the project and the staff.



EDIT: OOppppppsss.... I seem to have answered another thread on the wrong thread. @Mods please do the needful and delete the posts. Sorry for polluting a thread with off topic nonsense. It must be the sun getting to me..

[Sue B]

Hi there,

Happy to have a chat.

Having just done a really quick calculation on employment costs, adding average Dutch employers social costs, minimum pension, holiday pay and reasonable payroll fees (its not a cheap payroll to run) to the gross salary of €25000 would be in the region of €33600 total billing. Obviously this is only a guideline as I don't know enough about the contract, client, workers personal circumstances etc to give more tailored costs.

Not sure why the PI stuff came up, but can address that if needed.

[northernladuk]

Not sure why the PI stuff came up, but can address that if needed.

I think Lance has posted a response to a different thread in this one and we've carried on. The original thread for the PI question was here.

https://forums.contractoruk.com/busi...companies.html

[Lance]

I think Lance has posted a response to a different thread in this one and we've carried on. The original thread for the PI question was here.

https://forums.contractoruk.com/busi...companies.html

that's correct.
sorry......

[northernladuk]

that's correct.
sorry......

Eek has just posted about this possibly being a bug. Do you think you did it by mistake or are you sure you had it in the right area? Seems odd so could be a bug.