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Private client, public funded?
Hi, I work for a private sector client in the north that is 100% funded by the government due to a govt bailout several years ago. The client I work for is the private company that manages the book. There are a number of contractors working on site, and the contractor agency is saying that we...- Gordonctr
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- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Clocks go back... charge for the hour?
So I was going to bill for it and that was that. But no! It became a bugbear for a very picky permy manager who ended up asking around and concluding that contractors didn't have to work the extra hour and to go home. This was half an hour into my final hour, so I just billed for the half hour...- Gordonctr
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Clocks go back... charge for the hour?
I didn't work nights when the clocks went forward but I think I would have billed for the hours worked because as a newbie contractor I wouldn't have had a quandary in inputting fewer hours rather than more. Cheers guys, I am a newbie (4+ months in), and learned absolutely loads from this...- Gordonctr
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Clocks go back... charge for the hour?
No idea northernlad, no idea :freaky: Cheers guys, I'm putting it down- Gordonctr
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Clocks go back... charge for the hour?
Hi guys, I'm contracting night shifts this weekend and of course the clocks go back which means I work 10 hours instead of 9. Should I charge for 10 hours or the standard 9 for that evening? I have a good relationship with my clients, is it too cheeky for twenty quid? Gordon- Gordonctr
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