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[TheFaQQer]

Has anyone else noticed that cojak is working again?

[northernladuk]

But it is better than nothing.

I've seen client service documentation which proves the above statement isn't always true.....

[GlenW]

no value

But it is better than nothing.

[Pondlife]

no value

[Batcher]

Something

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[GlenW]

Something

[NickyBoy]

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[Batcher]

If you filter out the posts that add nothing to a conversation, it'll be quieter than the IPSE forums

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[TheFaQQer]

If you filter out the posts that add nothing to a conversation, it'll be quieter than the IPSE forums

[Batcher]

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[northernladuk]

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[heyya99]

tl;dr (I got as far as the bit above)

As highlighted, you are an employee of your Ltd so you are not out of a job. HTH

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[northernladuk]

tl;dr (I got as far as the bit above)

As highlighted, you are an employee of your Ltd so you are not out of a job. HTH

Where as I am all for being ultra pedantic about these things I don't think this one is strictly true. He's not an employee of his LTD unless he has a contract of employment. I think as Mal likes to say if we are automatically employees without a contract we would all be screwed

[vadhert]

Do you know what your actual employment status is?
Don't rant and change your story half way through

This visit to ambiguity city made me chuckle

[Magpie252]

Also I signed up with an umbrella company does this make any difference to the action I can take.

As I am an IT contractor set up with a limited company, I am unsure who I can approach for recourse and what I could potentially receive for compensation, if at all?

Do you know what your actual employment status is?
Don't rant and change your story half way through