Is one of these contracts actually part-time and the client doesn’t realise it? Are you able to be unavailable for meetings for client A should client B want you for something that’s cropped up?
If you can say ‘Yes’ to both questions, go for it. Otherwise you’re heading for a...
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CUK Request regarding W28
I have been working in the background with Firgas Esack of DAPS Agency (commissioned by CUK) on West 28th Street loan recalls.
Here is their note:
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Hi all,
With the moderator's permission, I'm carrying out some independent research into the...
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It’s all I found on Saferec, I didn’t find anything on a data breach (not to say that it didn’t happen, I just didn’t find any info on it).
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Saferec is a compliance company for recruitment industries and are in the firing line because of Honest Payroll Ltd , an umbrella that went into administration owing HMRC a lot of VAT.
It's all a bit messy as some commentators claim that had HPL gone into administration after April this...
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The most recent additions and updates to the list of named tax avoidance schemes, promoters, enablers and suppliers in section 3 below were published on 9 July 2026.
Update:- Outsource Limited (incorporated in the Isle of Man)
- Aura PAYE Limited
- Protean Ltd
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If a 9-page CV gets you work, keep it as it is. If it doesn’t get you work, change it.
It’s very simple really.
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The most recent additions and updates to the list of named tax avoidance schemes, promoters, enablers and suppliers in section 3 below were published on 2 July 2026.
New addition:- Buckingham Administration Co. Ltd (incorporated in Belize)
A lot of weaselling going on here,...
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I’ve cleaned up and reopened the State of the Market thread so you can bemoan the state to your heart’s content.
(Oh, and it won’t be ‘slight’ moderation. HTH…)...
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So we have cleaned up the thread and will be reopening for it to continue as the State of the Market, not the State of the UK.
There will be stricter moderation from now on. Anyone not discussing the State of the Market will be banned. Anyone goading others while not swearing will be banned....
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We might try again by restating that is this thread is the state of the UK market. Not Dubai, not Europe.
But there again we might not since the bun fight is caused mainly by those who don’t have anything to say about the state of the UK market.
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Sadkingbilly.
insulting behaviour in a Professional forum
One day ban.
it’s not allowed so stop it.
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