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You're wrong, as I tried to explain, a FTC can be (note: not always, not all FTCs are the same) the equivalent financially of an inside ir35 gig. Perhaps you're ruling yourself out of inside gigs too, which I suppose you might do if you're a bit dense.
Either way, don't take a FTC, it's your...
Generally I don't get roles from job boards, this one was with people I've worked with before, there's more room for negotiation there. It's definitely not a zero hours contract, since there's notice (unlike an inside/outside ir35 role where mutuality implies no notice), but I'm not sure you...
I've done around 15 years of outside ir35 contracts, but I'm currently in a FTC, it's not a straightforward FTC bad, contracts good situation. The ir35 rules have changed the equation somewhat.
Positives of a FTC -
1) you should be able to negotiate yourself to the top of the salary band for...
They could prepare by assuming the same CEST tool will be used for them as it is for the public sector. This is a fair assumption. The tool is crap, obviously with multiple flaws, some of which you've mentioned, but it's available to use if they wanted to find out what happens if the current...
The vast majority of my contracting experience is private sector (banks/pharma) but I am currently in an outside ir35 contract within the public sector and I've a few thoughts.
My view is it will be different in the private sector for a couple of reasons.
1) More warning. The public sector...
Long-time reader of CUK, long-time contractor (approx 15 years), first time poster.
For background - up until the end of last year, all my contracts were in the private sector. I'm just finishing my first 3 month Public sector contract (a natural end, the project has been successfully...