Reply to: And now for some sense at last

[DimPrawn]

So, you don't reckon IR35 will be applied in the private sector in the way it has been in the public sector, 12-24 months down the line.

Vs EVERYONE is an employee by law, unless the company wants to take the govt to court on each individual basis?

But as everyone will be benched or on a picket line, it's a bit irrelevant don't you think?

[northernladyuk]

I'm just wondering whether a Labour government might be voted in because everyone thinks it would be a "bit of a laugh".

Like Brexit?


In seriousness, the Brexit / Trump we've-had-enough-of-the-status-quo theme may play a part.

[xoggoth]

On that basis I predict an increased majority. Probably a majority of around 30 seats.

I really hope you're right PiaP but I shall buy an extra bottle of vodka to drown my sorrows just in case.

[diseasex]

And you think they will vote that way in the ballot box?

You wanted to stick it up to elites with brexit vote, now it's your chance again

[Pip in a Poke]

be afraid, be very afraid

Labour poll at 40%

Look.

At the last election, opinion polls had the 2 parties neck and neck, some even had labour ahead.

And look what happened....

On that basis I predict an increased majority. Probably a majority of around 30 seats.

[BrilloPad]

be afraid, be very afraid

Labour poll at 40%

And you think they will vote that way in the ballot box?

[BlasterBates]

I'm just wondering whether a Labour government might be voted in because everyone thinks it would be a "bit of a laugh".

[BlasterBates]

be afraid, be very afraid

Labour poll at 40%

[SandyD]

Contractors Abandon Conservatives Over IR35 & National Insurance

Contractors Abandon Conservatives Over IR35 & National Insurance

[northernladyuk]

Dead cats bounce, too. With apologies to any dead cats which may be offended by the comparison.

Do you really believe that is what is happening. Corbyn is performing well and the polls reflect this. He ain't going to win, mind.

[BrilloPad]

Usually people say they will not vote Tory. Then in the election booth they come to their senses.

[WordIsBond]

The "Corbyn bounce" is real and has been shown in every single poll recently.

Dead cats bounce, too. With apologies to any dead cats which may be offended by the comparison.

[diseasex]

The "pincer" shape of the chart is becoming an increasingly familiar sight:



New poll shows a collapse in the Tory lead | Daily Mail Online

Yeah brexit fail of epic proportions had to lead to this. Now we are hearing there was no brexit promsies in the first place

[BlasterBates]

The "pincer" shape of the chart is becoming an increasingly familiar sight:



New poll shows a collapse in the Tory lead

[shaunbhoy]

OK I guess the answer is NONE then.
HTH

Even your guesses are hopeless.