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Data Engineering. Last one was Azure, current one is in AWSOriginally posted by hairymouse View Post
Congrats and good luck! Is this for Azure Data Engineering?Comment
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Same - seems to be just a given now for my rolesOriginally posted by BrandNewOne View PostWeird! All the roles I'm seeing a strictly remote.Comment
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also, some companies may want to send their hardware to contractors and maybe sending it in EU is a bigger pain in the butt?Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
I wonder if that's to do with 'right to work' visa rules or some such. Technically it's a UK based job so I can see there being a hiccup if you were needed on site but couldn't get into the country.
I guess once you get your hardware and are sure that the role is ever going to be remote, there's nothing blocking you from being based somewhere else within a reasonably close time zone.Comment
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Um, no - the reasons companies are scared of remote work is potential tax, data protection and law implications.Originally posted by PCTNN View Post
also, some companies may want to send their hardware to contractors and maybe sending it in EU is a bigger pain in the butt?
I guess once you get your hardware and are sure that the role is ever going to be remote, there's nothing blocking you from being based somewhere else within a reasonably close time zone.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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when a company says they want you to be in the UK, it's just to avoid indians applying in the thousands. once you have a uk bank account, a ni number and you receive your laptop, you can move wherever the hell you wantOriginally posted by eek View Post
Um, no - the reasons companies are scared of remote work is potential tax, data protection and law implications.Comment
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It will also be something to do with the contract being governed by UK law and no you cannot move wherever the hell you want as many companies, particularly the gov ones, don't allow data going out of the country so will have policies in place about going abroad. Some will allow it with permission but you can't just go where you want.Originally posted by PCTNN View Post
when a company says they want you to be in the UK, it's just to avoid indians applying in the thousands. once you have a uk bank account, a ni number and you receive your laptop, you can move wherever the hell you want'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Helps to to work for a company that has an international presence if you want to work from the Algarve but if it's a pure UK company then they could well have issue with you working outside the UK on their device, accessing their data.Comment
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doesn't matter if they deal with a uk LTD outside ir35Originally posted by eek View Post
Um, no - the reasons companies are scared of remote work is potential tax, data protection and law implications.Comment
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Does matter if the end client has certified that no data leaves the UK...Originally posted by KentDogWalker View Post
doesn't matter if they deal with a uk LTD outside ir35merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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