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So basically I need written confirmation that ClientA and AgencyA have come to an agreement that AgencyA is no longer providing services to ClientA. I don't see any issue with getting that.
Update: ClientA is still serving out existing contracts with AgencyA, however they are not taking on any new contractors through this agency. Does this change my situation?
I was working with agency AgencyA at ClientA, I left ClientA to go and work on a contract for ClientB through AgencyB.
I now wish to return to ClientA (6 months later), however they are no longer doing business with AgencyA. If I now use AgencyC at ClientA will I be in breach of any...
I will not be opting out, even though "most of their current contractors opt out", however I hope this does not influence the contract terms/conditions.
Ok thanks for the advice, also, I received the following from the agency as info to help decide whether to op in or not, not sure if this helps though.
Pros - Advantages of opting out
1. no increase in administration or forms to complete which could result in increased margins/costs to you
2...
TAX
TAX
An agent told me that not opting out would mean I am indicating I wish to be treated as an employee and therefor would be required to pay a higher rate of TAX. How can this be true?