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Originally posted by IPSE View PostIn general we've heard reasonable things about both those agencies, but you may want to consider this which IPSE is seriously concerned about. We're currently putting together our response to HMG's consultation and rallying the troops to fight against these proposals.
My work history has predominantly been private sector, so I'm not too concerned about passing up public sector stuff in the future.Comment
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Originally posted by Spoiler View PostSo, just focusing on this current contract opportunity, and disregarding the longer term implications - is it too naive to be thinking this is a 6 month gig and I'll be out before this takes effect ?!
My work history has predominantly been private sector, so I'm not too concerned about passing up public sector stuff in the future.Comment
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Good day for me so far!
Just had another opportunity drop into my mailbox - direct from a contact at a global bank, and they've suggested Reed as the agency. And, working form home for the majority. Will wait and see what the Reed contract looks like before checking if any other agencies are on the PSL.Comment
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If the changes come in as per the consultation details it will be a complete disaster for all involved.
I've already turned down a role at the Bank of England because of the potential changes coming into the Public Sector. Can't see any aware contractors wanting to be involved in the car crash to come. Sadly there are many many contractors (and agencies for that matter) out there who just don't have a clue.Comment
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Originally posted by IPSE View PostThe details are still being debated but the idea is that the body (agency/prime contractor/end client) who makes the payment to the contractor would be responsible for deciding status.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostSounds like a complete train wreck. Leaves the door wide open for Wipro and the like to offer cheap BoS/PoS contractors who don't care about getting "IR35ed".
Isn't there also an example which covers a supplier with multiple people on site and each person has still to meet the rules. A consultancy model still doesn't work? Could be wrong there though.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI'm not sure they pass some of the rules the PS has about suppliers though?
Isn't there also an example which covers a supplier with multiple people on site and each person has still to meet the rules. A consultancy model still doesn't work? Could be wrong there though.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI'm not sure they pass some of the rules the PS has about suppliers though?
Isn't there also an example which covers a supplier with multiple people on site and each person has still to meet the rules. A consultancy model still doesn't work? Could be wrong there though.Comment
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