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Maybe its too late for me to make any sense of this. The first was wrong and the second is just agencies communicating clients intentions. What's wrong with that? Doesn't make any sense.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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You're too pickyOriginally posted by northernladuk View PostMaybe its too late for me to make any sense of this. The first was wrong and the second is just agencies communicating clients intentions. What's wrong with that? Doesn't make any sense.
The point is, there's already a snapshot of who needs assessing and they'll all be assessed regardless of whether their contract ends/quits beween now and Jan/Feb
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That isn’t an issue to me. If you have a review and your working practices match the outside assessment then you can provide evidence that your assessment is correct. So if you leave they have nothing to say that the new engagement is the same.
And at the moment your IR35 insurance will support your defence if required."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
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I'm picky too. Can you specifically say what is happening here as you've changed from agencies starting procedures and issuing SDS to now saying the client is assessing in advance of Jan/Feb and the agent will be sending out notifications of some sort. And you're speaking about this as if it will happen everywhere. You've not said how widespread this is.Originally posted by PTP View PostYou're too picky
The point is, there's already a snapshot of who needs assessing and they'll all be assessed regardless of whether their contract ends/quits beween now and Jan/Feb
I'm not sure what its adding - its obvious that some clients will be looking at assessments now and its obvious that some will get the agencies to send the communications.
The only point of concern would be if agencies (or clients) started sending our formal client-made SDS in Jan/Feb. Is that what you are saying will happen? I'm not expecting you to name names, but what evidence do you have of this?Comment
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It's an annoying position to be in as I have another contract lined up to start in the new year but they have said the role is outside currently but the client hasn't made a determination on post April. So waiting on confirmation of that.Originally posted by cojak View PostThat isn’t an issue to me. If you have a review and your working practices match the outside assessment then you can provide evidence that your assessment is correct. So if you leave they have nothing to say that the new engagement is the same.
And at the moment your IR35 insurance will support your defence if required.
However, my current client is doing it all now before I intend to leave at the end of the year.
Bit of a sh!t show.Comment
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