Originally posted by northernladuk
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Work in Banking? Don't worry about the blanket ban you were probably inside all along
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Originally posted by eek View PostDon't you mean too much SDC - Mr Lee had in practicea considerable degree of operational and personal autonomy but was subject to overarchingcontrols primarily concerned with Nationwide’s need as a highly regulated business tomonitor the progress of the relevant project consistent with Mr Lee being a highly skilledemployee.
And I can't see how you escape that in a bank...
Or do I have this wrong?
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Originally posted by Antman View PostThe point I'm trying to make about MoO is that if you're not Mr. Lee, you're contracted to deliver a piece of work and that you can get the client to understand that once that piece of work finishes the engagement ends (and get that documented) then for a considerable part of the flexible workforce they and their end clients are protected in the case of an IR35 investigation.
Or do I have this wrong?
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Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View PostThank god ive never been a PM in a bank for extended periods !!!
Gets bag of popcorn to wait for knock at the door
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostMight be picking something a little more comfortable to rub on your bum ready for the knock. Popcorn is just going to a bad situation worse.Comment
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Originally posted by eek View PostIs that how your contracts have worked over the past 20 years - it's not mine.
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Originally posted by Antman View Postend clients weren't making decisions on ir35 20 years ago. I'm talking about as a defensive action to be used from now on.
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Originally posted by perplexed View PostWould it be fair to say PM ( or Product Owner or whatever faddy title is en vogue today ) is a higher risk category than say a developer due to the nature of the role lending itself to tighter client integration unless you're very, very careful in both contract terms and working practices?
But if you are there for a long period, got a couple of projects under your belt and expecting to be given another when the one you are on finishes then you are now in the cross hairs.
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Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View PostThank god ive never been a PM in a bank for extended periods !!!
Gets shotgun to wait for knock at the door
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Originally posted by ContractorHardman View PostThis is the reason why IR35 is being enforced differently. The guy stayed for multiple projects in the same department. He worked at Nationwide for years. I am sure those who have varied contracts through different companies will be fine from being chased.
as NLUK says, this is bad for Permie-tractors!
In 12 years as a contractor, he only ever worked for 2 clients, both banks, with the longest stint being over 5 years.
Permietractor gets what permietractor deserves.
Loads of people are in the same situation at my current client (bank also). Fun times coming...Comment
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