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'IPSE Friendly' contract failed by QDOS
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I know that... and explicitly said as much in one of my previous posts. As MS says though reading the clause as its supposedly written in the contract I very much doubt it...merely at clientco for the entertainment -
I was much happier with their substitution clause in 2004 than I would be with this one.Originally posted by eek View PostI know that... and explicitly said as much in one of my previous posts. As MS says though reading the clause as its supposedly written in the contract I very much doubt it...Comment
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It wasn't.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostHowever, that doesn't mean that the contract clause posted wasn't reviewed by IPSE and approved as IR35-friendly.
HTHBlog? What blog...?
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You're clearly party to knowledge that I'm not, so I'll bow to your statement, assuming that's an official IPSE one of course.Originally posted by malvolio View PostIt wasn't.
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Of course it's not official. Read what was said on the IPSE forum in response to my earlier postOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View PostYou're clearly party to knowledge that I'm not, so I'll bow to your statement, assuming that's an official IPSE one of course.Blog? What blog...?
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We're clearly interpreting what has been said in the thread I started in different ways - I see nothing that clearly says that the clause wasn't reviewed by IPSE, whereas you obviously doOriginally posted by malvolio View PostOf course it's not official. Read what was said on the IPSE forum in response to my earlier post
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I'm not arguing the point on here. But you're wrong.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostWe're clearly interpreting what has been said in the thread I started in different ways - I see nothing that clearly says that the clause wasn't reviewed by IPSE, whereas you obviously do
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Still ongoing I'm afraidOriginally posted by UglyBetty View PostWas there a definitive answer on this? Did the agency make it up?Blog? What blog...?
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There isn't a definitive answer yet - without seeing the entire contract, no-one at IPSE can confirm or deny whether the contract presented by the agent to the OP matches the one reviewed by IPSE and passed.Originally posted by UglyBetty View PostWas there a definitive answer on this? Did the agency make it up?
If the OP is willing to share the contract in full, I have offered to take the matter up within IPSE for him - but without seeing the contract, IPSE won't be in a position to say whether it's an IPSE approved contract or not.Comment
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