Originally posted by rootsnall
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Moral is - beware of anyone with "Agent" in their title.
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Originally posted by SallyAnneI've just been tapped up for
a) a permy job
which is
b) based 300 miles away from my home
and more to the point, is
c) part of a "contractor replacement scheme"!!!
Fujitsu are aparently trying to replace all their contractors in one fell swoop with permies. Does anyone know anythgi abou this?
Fair play to them if its true like, but are agents really that stupid to appraoch contractors for these positions?!!!
I despair sometimes, I really do!
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Originally posted by sasguruSpeak for yourself ....
Think you need to re-negotiate your contract.
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Originally posted by PondlifeIf you were at home with your whatever you wouldn't have incurred the cost.
hth
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Originally posted by DaveBAnd if that was the case would anyone with a wife/husband/partner/whatever have to declare it on the P11D as well?
No, because it was a cost wholly incurred because of being away on business.
If you were at home with your whatever you wouldn't have incurred the cost.
My brolly gives me a dispensation of £150 per night for this kind of thing and I don't need the receipt.
hth
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And if that was the case would anyone with a wife/husband/partner/whatever have to declare it on the P11D as well?
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Originally posted by SallyAnneTypical contractor - always after discounts. You'd probably want a receipt too eh? )
Otherwise it would go through "daily subsistence" and I would require a receipt.
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Originally posted by SallyAnneTypical contractor - always after discounts. You'd probably want a receipt too eh? )
Including the VAT!
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Originally posted by sasguru
Any discounts for CUK members (so to speak)?
Typical contractor - always after discounts. You'd probably want a receipt too eh? )
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Originally posted by Forumboreare you Heather Mills?
Bores can be divided into two classes; those who have their own particular subject, and those who do not need a subject.
--- A.A. Milne
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Originally posted by SallyAnneHow very dare you!
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Originally posted by Forumboreare you Heather Mills?
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