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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostShe only needs another 3000% to afford a house then....
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Or as happened in PS client I started in post-April:-
1. Declare all contractors "inside" and tell them rates are not rising.
2. Most contractors leave because of rate, inability to claim expenses, and possibility of retrospective action.
3. Client thinks "bugger we're screwed no".
4. Client raises rates by 35% to account for contractors additional tax liability.
5. Contractors (like me) say ok then.
Admitedly, its hassle using an umbrella now but my take home is roughly the same as it was before. Of course, client has to pay 35% more which is then taken off me in tax.
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Originally posted by barrydidit View PostTry pressing the 'show comments' button...
Unlike some Daily Mail commenters, especially (saddest of all) the gibbering baboons who seems to think their input on physics articles (Black Holes and suchlike) adds any value.
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Originally posted by barrydidit View PostTry pressing the 'show comments' button...
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostHuh? AFAIK the Telegraph, unlike the Daily Mail, don't host reader comment sections below articles, and I could see none below that article.
(That's one reason they are losing money hand over fist.)
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Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostSome good comments at the bottom of the article.
(That's one reason they are losing money hand over fist.)
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostShe only needs another 3000% to afford a house then....
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostContractors working for public sector see income slashed by up to 30pc in wake of tax crackdown
In short contractors working in the public sector have lost 30% of earnings and their is a brain drain.
My Daughter is very happy. She has just been offered a new job in the civil service and landed a near 40% pay rise. So, it isn't all bad.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostContractors working for public sector see income slashed by up to 30pc in wake of tax crackdown
In short contractors working in the public sector have lost 30% of earnings and their is a brain drain.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostIn short contractors working in the public sector have lost 30% of earnings and their is a brain drain.
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Seems a few departments are self harming to prove a point.
I really don't know what that point is but I'm sure it will make itself known soon...
Plenty of outside work around elsewhere though
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