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You’re in the wrong for leaving bare wires, if they’d called in an electrician you would have been paying half a day emergency call out rates, and would lose in court if you disputed it. Pay the £70 in full and final settlement and move on
Thanks, that’s really helpful - current rate is fair.
tbh I could probably get a new contract at about the 175-180 rate but I could make a small allowance for the fact that it’s somewhere I’m already set up, know the ropes, wfh etc.
It’s not forever, if I don’t make MD in five years I’ll quit :D
Thanks all. Forgot about probation! Weird when you've been there for so long.
I think US banks are doing OK at the moment, lots of Brexit work and a weak £ so UK reasonably solid for now.
I've learnt some new skills on the job but now it's going to be harder to pick up more without an actual...
Been at clientco IB for a few years now. They've offered me a perm role - VP level in tech.
I don't particularly want to get on the ladder but have a nagging concern about private sector IR35, this government have been so bad I wouldn't be surprised if there was a sting in the budget (let alone...
Half musing a move to perm and realised I have absolutely no idea what your average senior associate/VP level developer bod in banking gets paid.
Obviously if I ask then turn it down I’ll look like some mercenary chancer - clearly I really want to make the switch to further my career, look at...
Just done it now. The relevant option is
"I have received a P9(T) or P9X for the tax year shown at the top of the page, or have viewed the P9X guidance online at GOV.UK." (emphasis added)
So go and read P9X guidance at...