Contract signed, waiting for SC clearance. Search to continue..?

[northernladyuk]

And to cover the abuse angle.. Ignore a contract. Jesus. You never fail to disappoint do you. Would you be happy if an agent ignores a contract and decides not to pay you or drops you at the last minute for someone thst has a clue about how to be a contractor? I don't think so.

This isn't about making agents happy. This is about business.

[northernladuk]

This isn't about making agents happy. This is about business.

Indeed but 'ignoring' contracts isn't the way. I've got to hope it's just his terminology in this case.

[northernladyuk]

Indeed but 'ignoring' contracts isn't the way. I've got to hope it's just his terminology in this case.

He's too preoccupied with the implied contractual terms he's entering into by parking at the social club.

[Lance]

He's too preoccupied with the implied contractual terms he's entering into by parking at the social club.

if it's a Vodafone owned social club, then surely parking there is an IR35 indicator?

[northernladuk]

if it's a Vodafone owned social club, then surely parking there is an IR35 indicator?

If parking on site was that complex for him I doubt he's even touched IR35.

[northernladyuk]

if it's a Vodafone owned social club, then surely parking there is an IR35 indicator?

Not if contractors have to pay, whereas staff can park for free.

[northernladyuk]

If parking on site was that complex for him I doubt he's even touched IR35.

But it's not even on site. It's highly complex, even for a manager of testers.

[Scruff]

Crikey

All he has to do is ask the Agent whether can attend site and work, given that he will have completed his BPSS in order to progress the SC application?

Normally (well, it has been for me, for the past xx years), the BPSS has been sufficient to enable me to start the contract and conduct the assignment work, with certain restricted access, until SC has been finalised.

[northernladyuk]

Crikey

All he has to do is ask the Agent whether can attend site and work, given that he will have completed his BPSS in order to progress the SC application?

Normally (well, it has been for me, for the past xx years), the BPSS has been sufficient to enable me to start the contract and conduct the assignment work, with certain restricted access, until SC has been finalised.

Is it typically BPSS or SC that grants access to the contractor car parking facilities?

[SueEllen]

Is it typically BPSS or SC that grants access to the contractor car parking facilities?

Doesn't that depend on the contractor?