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There is nothing in my contract that specifies a certain numbers if hours/days to be worked.
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IANAA etc. but isn't MOO got more to do with getting paid when there's no work to do?
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Also remove wherever it says - 'work for hire' - at all costs.
They usually slip it in somewhere.
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Checkpoints
Moving from Umbrella to Ltd and checking the main IR35 point on my contract
Mutuality of Obligation
9.7 XXXX is under no obligation to offer further contracts or services to the Supplier nor is the Supplier under obligation to accept such contracts or services if offered. The Supplier is not obliged to make its services available except for the performance of its obligations under this Agreement. Both parties agree and intend that there be no mutuality of obligations whatsoever
Substitution
7.1 The Supplier shall be entitled to supply a person other than the Consultant to provide the Services provided that it obtains the prior written consent of XXXX to do so.
Control
7.2 Nothing in this Agreement prevents the Supplier or the Consultant (as the case may be) from acting in a similar or any other capacity for any other person provided that no conflict of interest arises as a result.
a bit long winded I appreciate but from what I understand, these points should help towards being IR35?Tags: None
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