Agency Policy/Contract Terms

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Arcticshow replied

25 August 2016, 08:07
Thanks for the reply, will check them out.
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northernladuk replied

24 August 2016, 21:56
Quite a few posts on this recently. Have a dig through these and try playing with the search a bit.

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=So...obile&ie=UTF-8
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Arcticshow started a topic Agency Policy/Contract Terms

24 August 2016, 18:40
Agency Policy/Contract Terms

Hi all, was after some advice.

I've been contract for some time now through a Ltd company, my Wife is the sole director (We both contract through the company) and I am a shareholder.

I'm just about to start a new contract with an end client but I noticed something I've not seen before on the contract drawn up by the agency representing them.

It states that the Personnel/Named consultant must be the sole Director and Shareholder of the Ltd company or an employee of an Umbrella Company?!

I've never seen a condition/policy like this before and just wondered if any of you have come across this before. A Director doesn't have to be a shareholder and a shareholder doesn't have to be a Director so can't think why this would be an issue for them?

Would be grateful for your thoughts..
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