generic contract from umbrella company
Thank you for the answer.
If I lost my contract and the umbrella company pretends not to have it . Where can I find a generic contract from the same company to look into it ? Otherwise what can I do ?
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Originally posted by krissy View PostHello
Just a few questions to start :
1/ if you are a contractor using an umbrella company : what is your legal status : freelancer or employee ?
2/ They will usually offer insurance : Professional indemnity, Employers liability and Public liability.
If you get hurt yourself while working (a cut, a fall...whatever that involves only you), what insurance covers you ?
Can you claim sick pay if you are off work for several months ?
Only helpful answers please
Thanks
You should have access to all statutory entitlements such as SSP, which would need to be supported by "fit notes" from your GP.
Hope that helps...
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insurance by umbrella company
Hello
Just a few questions to start :
1/ if you are a contractor using an umbrella company : what is your legal status : freelancer or employee ?
2/ They will usually offer insurance : Professional indemnity, Employers liability and Public liability.
If you get hurt yourself while working (a cut, a fall...whatever that involves only you), what insurance covers you ?
Can you claim sick pay if you are off work for several months ?
Only helpful answers please
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