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Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostOnly had one client that's not made me do some variation of this
If you ever have the pleasure of working for a bank you'll be force-fed it every quarter. Just press "next" as much as possible and you'll soon get the hang of what the expect for answers from the multiple choice.Last edited by vwdan; 18 October 2018, 13:41.
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Only had one client that's not made me do some variation of this
If you ever have the pleasure of working for a bank you'll be force-fed it every quarter. Just press "next" as much as possible and you'll soon get the hang of what the expect for answers from the multiple choice.
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Originally posted by Goggy View PostDoes "Anticorruption, Bribery, Ethics" training falls into the same category as "Health and safety" ?
We were warned that our access to the company will be blocked on Wed if the trainings are not completed
Is there any new law that demands the global companies to make sure that everyone has accomplished something like this (i would imagine it being highly unlikely..) ? Where does this take us with regards to IR35 ?
On the laws, go have a look for them. It might help you understand why. The bribery one for example.
UK Bribery Act - A Guide for Companies from JMW Solicitors
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostGet it done. It's a client condition of anyone being on site - while you're being treated the same as a permie, you're also being treated the same as a consultant.
This.
Any training that is required by the client for you to have access to their site or their systems is a requirement for you to carry out the contract.
This includes (non-exhaustive list):
Health & Safety
GDPR
Anti-corruption
Bribery
Ethics
Security
Acceptable use of the client systems
In Healthcare, you may have to do other courses on patient confidentiality
In Finance, you may have to do other courses relating to insider trading.
etc.
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Originally posted by Goggy View PostDoes "Anticorruption, Bribery, Ethics" training falls into the same category as "Health and safety" ?
It's not an IR35 issue. I'm not quite sure why this question keeps being asked. At some point, working in an organsiation you're going to do a lot of things that permies also do. Or do you take your own porta-potty in with you?
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Get it done. It's a client condition of anyone being on site - while you're being treated the same as a permie, you're also being treated the same as a consultant.
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Does "Anticorruption, Bribery, Ethics" training falls into the same category as "Health and safety" ?
My client has regular stuff like that - mandatory to permanent, temporary and external workers. That includes workers for big consultancies.
There's no law as such, but if workers break the rules - e.g. by manipulating LIBOR - then the liability lies with the worker, not with the company. If you do something naughty at the behest of your client/employee when these things are in place, it's a good idea to show that your manager was complicit...
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Anticorruption, Bribery, Ethics training
Hi
I need an urgent help.
I've been on a project for several month. My client is a global private company
Suddenly we had an email circulation stating that "... mandatory for both permanent and temporary staff to complete a "Anticorruption, Bribery, Ethics training".
I know that as a contactor I (my ltd) provide all the training for myself. "Health and safety" can be an exception (https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/...ideration.html)
Does "Anticorruption, Bribery, Ethics" training falls into the same category as "Health and safety" ?
We were warned that our access to the company will be blocked on Wed if the trainings are not complated
Is there any new law that demands the global companies to make sure that everyone has accomplished something like this (i would imagine it being highly unlikely..) ? Where does this take us with regards to IR35 ?
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