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Like you say, the lack of notice or even an indication that he was thinking along these lines is poor.
I'm concerned that if UAT isn't back up they'll just cancel the contract, it is due to end in April.
I'll take the advice and just say it's not ideal and I would have appreciated more notice...
I've come in to work this morning to an email from my client.
Basically he has said it is not cost effective to have me in next week as UAT is down, and wants me to not come in. He has said he will add the days on to the end of the contract if this suits.
This is my first contract so not sure...
You should try the pomsinoz forum that's a good resource.
I did the ACS and all other stages and was finally awarded my 189 a few weeks ago.
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I'm with parasol, so far so good but I have heard iffy reviews but then also some good in all fairness.
Ir35 was likely for me so went umbrella route. That and the lack of knowledge/confidence to set up Ltd.
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They provided a car rental for me and turned out the travel time wasn't billable even after my point of contact at usual base said it would be.
We came to a compromise.
Ir35 isn't relevant for me as I'm with parasol.
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Hi,
I have had a search but the topics seem to cover international travel.
I have been asked to work at the clients other branch which is a 2 hour drive (at least), they are supplying a car and fuel costs.
Is it normal practice to claim the hours for traveling, and if so what is best...