great. going to get this done next time.
Who are the best companies to use ?? I do have the PGC membership, but from reading various threads on here, not truely recommended.
So, who do you guys use ?
SBK
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I have never had a contract withdrawn due to haggling over specific clauses. Agencies and clients I have dealt with have been happy to make changes.
If I am in doubt I have the contract checked and then feedback to the agent/client. Have done so about 3 times now with no problems.
Good luck.
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cool.
So, how do angencies react if you say your not happy ? Have many of you had to have your contracts adjusted, to the point of loosing the contract ?
SBK
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Originally posted by SBK1972 View PostHi all
When you guys get a contract, and the agency sends over the paper copy, do you then send it off to be checked ? And if so, do you ever go back to the agent, telling them to re-word bits ?
IVe never done this, and am starting to think I should, get it check atleast. Has anyone ever lost a contract, due to them wanting the T+C's, to make it more IR35 proof, adjusted ?
SBK
Mardi
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Originally posted by Crusoe101 View PostGet an electric copy and send it off. You can usually get this done for around £40 or free if you are a PCG member.
If you look at the accountancy firm SJD's web site they have some draft contract on there that are IR35 friendly.
Also you can get it done here
http://www.qdosconsulting.com/user_a...d_Products.asp
And no it happens all the time
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Originally posted by SBK1972 View PostAnd if so, do you ever go back to the agent, telling them to re-word bits ?
Has anyone ever lost a contract, due to them wanting the T+C's, to make it more IR35 proof, adjusted ?
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B&C then get your contract adjusted ? How much do they charge ?
SBK
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Originally posted by Crusoe101 View PostGet an electric copy and send it off. You can usually get this done for around £40 or free if you are a PCG member.
Originally posted by cojak View PostI forward email copies of my contracts to Bauer & Cottrell. They do all the contract negotiations with the agency on my behalf.
Ditto, One of the better ones IMHO.
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I forward email copies of my contracts to Bauer & Cottrell. They do all the contract negotiations with the agency on my behalf.
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So, do these companies hight light weak points, and suggest alterations ?
If you recommend these changes to the agent, do they implement them without question ?
Could this effect whether you still get this contract ?
What are users experiences on this matter ?
SBK
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Get an electric copy and send it off. You can usually get this done for around £40 or free if you are a PCG member.
If you look at the accountancy firm SJD's web site they have some draft contract on there that are IR35 friendly.
Also you can get it done here
http://www.qdosconsulting.com/user_a...d_Products.asp
And no it happens all the time
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Contracts / Clients / Checking
Hi all
When you guys get a contract, and the agency sends over the paper copy, do you then send it off to be checked ? And if so, do you ever go back to the agent, telling them to re-word bits ?
IVe never done this, and am starting to think I should, get it check atleast. Has anyone ever lost a contract, due to them wanting the T+C's, to make it more IR35 proof, adjusted ?
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