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Well, I’m still in a (non-defence) contract which is just as well as the vetting website shows this message:
UKSV is currently operating, with a significantly reduced workforce, in support of the COVID-19 containment effort. As such the need to reduce to a minimum business as usual workflow is...
Yes, it was a permie role.
The new company/agency in question aren’t being proactive so I might have to go elsewhere. They’re just saying they can’t transfer my SC and would have to apply from scratch.
As you say, even if that were the case, my recent SC should hopefully be viewed...
Just an update then.
I’ve seen the information from UK SV. It says (** are dates but best not to write specifics):
Clearance Type: SC Lapsed on **/**/2019 (my leaving date)
Valid from **/12/2018
Expires: **/12/2028
So if I go to a new company, they apparently have to start my SC from scratch.
Hi, it’s actually a contractor position within my previous employer’s organisation. I’d just be a contractor this time with an agency/consultancy as opposed to being an employee there. Nothing would change except the company who pays me.
Thanks, nothing interesting about me in the last six months ?
Yes, the new client isn’t that proactive and just simply forwarded me the reply from my previous employer saying my SC was only transferable if I went back to them.
Hello all
If anyone can advise on transferring SC, I’d be really grateful.
I had SC with an employer, but I left (resigned) that job six months ago. The employer informed NSVS that I had left, which I guess is standard procedure. I’ve not done any defence-related work within the last six...
Could I ask you to look again at your replies in this thread, please. How are they helpful?
Two other posters took the time to post helpful responses. An umbrella company, for example, sounds ideal for someone intending to contract for a few years, a timescale I gave in post 1.
Thanks again...
But it will be there. It’s not tricky to understand.
You’ll still be here. How lucky you are not to have things like unplanned family problems to deal with. The thread’s done. I thanked the two people who were good enough to post useful replies.