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An extract from the guidelines for part 1 is.......
The first question should be answered yes if:
• an individual performed services (intellectual, manual or a mixture of the two) for a client or clients, and
• the services were provided under a contract between the client and the company of...
If you are going up the Empire State Building (and you should!) get there first thing in the morning. We went on the Skyride, but wasn't impressed. I don't about using it to jump the queue because it hadn't built up when we were there.
We also went to the top of the Rockefeller building at...
> how do I go about getting security cleared
Your agency needs to sort it out. They should have someone appointed as some sort of security manager. They should know what forms need filling in, what copies of ID you need to send and make sure you've filled the application in correctly before...
You can use Subversion without a SVN server. All you need is the TortoiseSVN client and a normal file store (like your NAS). No Linux box needed. :wink
More info...
http://qgyen.net/archive/using-subversion-without-a-subversion-server/
I've currently got SC clearance. It was sorted out, and paid for, by the agent.
If you don't already have it, then you'll have to make sure the client wants you to make it worth the agents time.
Is it worth SC clearance? In my experience it won't get you a higher rate. If anything, it's worse...
I realise I'll be earning more. I know it depends how you pay yourself - It's just that I was expecting to see a higher percentage of gross earnings. Not a drop of 10%.
"A contractor earning £1000 per week with no expenses will take home about £624.00"
Does this sound about right? I've only just started contracting so the money side hasn't settled down yet. But as a permie I was taking home about 70% of my untaxed salary. According to this, it will only now be...
How you ever read the EA Spouse article?
http://ea-spouse.livejournal.com/274.html
It's USA based, and 3 years old so don't know how relevant it is today in the UK?
My SC came through this week. :banana:
Forms were sent off mid August. Took about 2 weeks for the DVA to scan it onto their system - backlog apparently. Once on their system took about 5 weeks, although I was warned that typically could take 2 months. I previously had SC but this lapsed 3 years...