Notice period issue

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NotAllThere replied

26 September 2008, 07:23
Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post

You could. Then you'd fall under MOO fairly heavily and have to stump up PAYE money.

Notice periods are not worth toffee.

Unless you're a mobile phone company with a contract lock in.
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Sockpuppet replied

25 September 2008, 19:15
Originally posted by Mehmeh View Post

damn...so I can't invoice...was hoping i could.

ohwell...thanks

You could. Then you'd fall under MOO fairly heavily and have to stump up PAYE money.

Notice periods are not worth toffee.
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Another Dodgy Agent replied

25 September 2008, 13:53
Originally posted by Mehmeh View Post

damn...so I can't invoice...was hoping i could.

ohwell...thanks

And they say the agent's are sharks! Tush!
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NotAllThere replied

25 September 2008, 13:40
Ah, invoice them anyway.
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Mehmeh replied

25 September 2008, 13:09
damn...so I can't invoice...was hoping i could.

ohwell...thanks
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ratewhore replied

25 September 2008, 12:39
If the client don't need you and you don't go in you'll have no timesheet and therefore the agency won't need to pay you. You'll be 'in contract' but you'll not be billing.

On the flip-side, if you start a new gig after 4 weeks, you'll have two running concurrently, which is always good when it comes to IR35...
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Mehmeh started a topic Notice period issue

25 September 2008, 12:08
Notice period issue

Hi guys,

I actually remember a similar question to this not long ago..but can't find it and can't remember the outcome.

Basically I'm on a 4 week contract, but agency put 7 weeks on the contract with 1 week notice.

now if they dont give me notice by the end of this week..will they still have to pay me until they serve me notice plus 1 week? i think client won't need me past the 4 week point.

Or can they get around this somehow?

THANK YAU!
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