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Clog II The Avenger replied

7 July 2006, 09:24
aaad
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Fleetwood replied

7 July 2006, 09:18
Originally posted by Paddy

The feedback idea was scraped.

No, it was scrapped.
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Pondlife replied

7 July 2006, 08:46
Originally posted by Paddy

When I was contracting with CapGem a manger wanted to the same for contractors. I went and had a chat with him about how contractors operate. He was quite taken back because he was under the impression that than we contractors were temps supplied by a consulting service (the agent). The feedback idea was scraped.

The consultancy (my client) wants feedback from their client on all the guys on site. I've made sure there's no reference to 'personal development'.
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Paddy replied

7 July 2006, 08:38
When I was contracting with CapGem a manger wanted to the same for contractors. I went and had a chat with him about how contractors operate. He was quite taken back because he was under the impression that than we contractors were temps supplied by a consulting service (the agent). The feedback idea was scraped.
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Pondlife replied

7 July 2006, 08:03
I like that idea XL, Thanks.
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XLMonkey replied

7 July 2006, 07:51
Originally posted by Pondlife

Hi Folks,

I have been asked by my client (big consultancy) to get feedback from their client on my performance so far. The form is one of their standard employee evaluation forms although it doesn't actually have the word employee on it.

I am outside of IR35 (and would like to keep it that way)

Have others been asked to do similar and what does it do to your IR35 status?

Thanks

It doesn't (or rather, shouldn't) affect your IR35 status with the client, but might affect your IR35 status with the consultancy (since they are treating you like an employee).

Getting customer feedback is good practice anyway, so I suggest that you create a copy of their feedback form on your company's headed paper, then provide that to the consultancy company. That way, it re-inforces the message that you work for yourco (whilst still satisfying their need to get the feedback from the end-client)
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chunkymonkey replied

6 July 2006, 19:22
surely being outside IR35 you have no real manager to "evaluate" you, unless its your Ltd company? File13
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Pondlife started a topic Feedback advice

6 July 2006, 10:24
Feedback advice

Hi Folks,

I have been asked by my client (big consultancy) to get feedback from their client on my performance so far. The form is one of their standard employee evaluation forms although it doesn't actually have the word employee on it.

I am outside of IR35 (and would like to keep it that way)

Have others been asked to do similar and what does it do to your IR35 status?

Thanks
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