Originally posted by northernladuk
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Who is responsible for SDS in this chain
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Originally posted by Cyberspacejunky View Post
If you say so. I was going to leave before April 6th anyway due to retiring just wanted to know who in the chain was responsible as there are other contractors involved and being treated in such a way they are losing there contracts due to the larger companies forcing inside IR35 without any Determination of the roles all of which would be different.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
If there is no determination then they are not being forced inside.Comment
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Originally posted by Cyberspacejunky View Post
Unfortunately Company B or C have not done the determination (or if they have it never got to the worker in the chain) but Company B is getting rid of any contractors not willing to go inside IR35. I was just trying to help other contractors who have been treated badly by the process not being followed and having the name on a list they had no idea about. I agree with you but this is the way Company B has treated the situation - very badly IMO.
Perfectly valid and the path of least risk for the company (once any hold out contractors have left).merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by Cyberspacejunky View PostCompany B is getting rid of any contractors not willing to go inside IR35.
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post
It may seem like the same thing, but the company probably has a blanket ban on contractors via PSCs. In short, they don't want contractors to go "inside IR35", they simply don't want contractors via PSCs anymore, so IR35 becomes moot and there is no need for an SDS.Comment
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Originally posted by Cyberspacejunky View Post
Unfortunately that's not the case here as they have some they are keeping but inside for this specific client of theirs and they have PSCs on other clients sites too. I have been informed my contract is being terminated because I won't go inside IR35 yet it was never discussed and they have advertised the roles elsewhere so the role is still available and it also isn't because I was doing a bad job. Like I said though I am not worried it was more for the other contractors that this happened to.Comment
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