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Originally posted by fsltduk View PostInside IR35 contract rates are a joke.
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Originally posted by pjt View Post
Inside Roles are killing me at the moment. I live in Scotland and my skills don't tend to match a lot of roles. The issue I'm having is roles that are coming up are inside and London based they just don't work for me. I'm sure I'm not the only one in this position but its making things twice as hard at the moment.
reality is that for some people finding a permanent local(ish) job is going to be their only optionmerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by eek View Post
The end of the contractor market for those in awkward locations would have been instant when the changes were made if Covid hadn’t come along.
reality is that for some people finding a permanent local(ish) job is going to be their only optionComment
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Originally posted by dsc View Post
I feel like this new reality already started for some in some areas, hence so many applications for perm roles.
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Originally posted by Unix View Post
That one is, I see lots at £800+ per day. Cherry picking really low rate ones and presenting that as the norm is rather disingenuous.
I'm lucky enough to be in contract at the moment, on £350/day inside, with 2 days a week onsite in the City at a global bank. But I've never earned more than £450/day as a SQL developer, over a 25 year career, so £350/day isn't that bad.Comment
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Originally posted by GJABS View Post
But it is the norm. Few of us make more than £500/day.
I'm lucky enough to be in contract at the moment, on £350/day inside, with 2 days a week onsite in the City at a global bank. But I've never earned more than £450/day as a SQL developer, over a 25 year career, so £350/day isn't that bad.Comment
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Originally posted by Unix View Post
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Originally posted by GJABS View Post
Laughing at someone because they are not at as high a level in their career as you implicitly are, is not very nice.Comment
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Originally posted by Unix View Post
I'm not laughing at that, it's that you equate everyone to your own circumstance.Comment
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