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Recent content by mconran
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Liable for cost of contract
Sue, no one has asked me at interview stage and there is nothing in the contract to disclose .... so its not fraud but if anyone does ask me and I lied then yes its very serious. thanks- mconran
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Liable for cost of contract
I cant seem to find anything solid on this... some say if they ask and you say "no" it is misreprentation of service and they are entitled back what they have paid you over the contract term... other forms dont mention anything about the company going after existing paid invoices- mconran
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Liable for cost of contract
Its just a little public disorder... so if I am asked and I don't disclose am I liable for the cost of the contact? and what exactly does that mean?- mconran
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Liable for cost of contract
A fellow contractor has told me that if you don't declare a criminal conviction you may be liable for the cost of the contract and you may have to pay back any money you were paid in that term. This seems to be a very grey area. I can see how you could be in trouble for misrepresentation of...- mconran
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SC clearance and conviction
Hey Sue, there's nothing in my contract about it. I think I am making this conviction more than it is...I'm going to declare it once I get back from holidays and see what happens- mconran
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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SC clearance and conviction
I have been to Russia too and loved it! but if I declare the the vetting office, my client will be made aware of the conviction. This changes it a bit...do you not think?- mconran
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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SC clearance and conviction
I would have no problem declaring to the SC people BUT and its a big BUT if I would first need to declare it to my agency and then to the client as all the information between me and the SC crew are through the vetting office of my client. I am pretty sure I will be out of work if I do this?- mconran
- Post #5
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SC clearance and conviction
OK thanks for that. If I declare the conviction to the SC agency, I need to do it through the vetting office of my client first as they channel all the information to them from me to them. So this means I need to declare my conviction to my agency first and then they will inform my client. I...- mconran
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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SC clearance and conviction
have a question regarding Security Clearance and criminal convictions and I don’t mind paying for professional advice and I hope you can point me in the correct path. I am a contractor (Network Design) and I am about 10 months into the contract. This role needs me to be SC cleared which I...- mconran
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