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Previously on "Jury service insurance for umbrellas"

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  • Lance
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    Originally posted by blakeyuk View Post
    Hi all,
    Looking for some inspiration here. I get called up for jury service what feels like every other month. So far, I've gotten out of it, but it's only a matter of time before I my please for exemption falls on deaf ears.

    Qdos jury insurance only covers ltd company directors, not umbrella employees, which feels like a bit of a gap in the market right now.

    Anyone know of any cover for umbrella employees?

    Regards,
    Andy
    IPSE?

    I’m not sure you need to be a LTD. for IPSE membership.

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  • ladymuck
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    Originally posted by simes View Post
    While the brash simplicity of this solution appeals to me greatly, and understanding there is some humour to contend with, would this not then mean one has a criminal record?

    Which would then adversely affect applications for future hires?

    Only asking as I really do like the idea.
    Only roles that require a clean record. If every role was only available to people who had never been caught breaking the law, unemployment would be a lot higher ...

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  • simes
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    Originally posted by BR14 View Post
    chuck a brick through an estate agent's window.
    get arrested, pay the fine.
    no more jury service.
    sorted.
    While the brash simplicity of this solution appeals to me greatly, and understanding there is some humour to contend with, would this not then mean one has a criminal record?

    Which would then adversely affect applications for future hires?

    Only asking as I really do like the idea.

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  • ladymuck
    replied
    There is no legal obligation for an employer to pay for you to attend jury service.

    Jury service | Acas advice and guidance | Acas

    Therefore, your umbrella company is under no obligation to pay you. If you are having deductions taken for holiday pay then you can claim that back.

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  • GhostofTarbera
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    I hear the clunk of the penny dropping


    Sent from my iPhone using Contractor UK Forum

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  • perplexed
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    Originally posted by blakeyuk View Post
    Hi all,
    Looking for some inspiration here. I get called up for jury service what feels like every other month. So far, I've gotten out of it, but it's only a matter of time before I my please for exemption falls on deaf ears.

    Qdos jury insurance only covers ltd company directors, not umbrella employees, which feels like a bit of a gap in the market right now.

    Anyone know of any cover for umbrella employees?

    Regards,
    Andy
    As you're an employee why would you look to get insurance?

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  • BR14
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    chuck a brick through an estate agent's window.
    get arrested, pay the fine.
    no more jury service.
    sorted.

    Leave a comment:


  • northernladuk
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    You are an employee now. Ask your employer what the best way to handle it is.

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  • GhostofTarbera
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    Unlikely as you are a permie now


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  • blakeyuk
    started a topic Jury service insurance for umbrellas

    Jury service insurance for umbrellas

    Hi all,
    Looking for some inspiration here. I get called up for jury service what feels like every other month. So far, I've gotten out of it, but it's only a matter of time before I my please for exemption falls on deaf ears.

    Qdos jury insurance only covers ltd company directors, not umbrella employees, which feels like a bit of a gap in the market right now.

    Anyone know of any cover for umbrella employees?

    Regards,
    Andy

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