1 month rolling contract

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Bluebird replied

7 June 2007, 08:41
doesn't rolling put you in IR35 land if it's defined in ONE CONTRACT ?

as opposed to have a NEW CONTRACT each month ?
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tim123 replied

7 June 2007, 08:36
Strange!

I had a rolling contract once and I only ever got one set of paperwork. I think you guys should look up the definition of 'rolling' in this context.

tim
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threaded replied

6 June 2007, 19:15
I had a one month rolling contract for several years whilst doing my PhD. New contract every month. Several pages thick. By the end I had one complete filing cabinet draw filled just with the contracts. Sometimes they would slip up and I would work for several months without a contract. Then they would catch up. My pidgeonhole would overflow. Academia, yous just gotta lurv the mindset.
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DodgyAgent replied

6 June 2007, 18:05
Originally posted by churkus

means what exactly?

you are about to get rolled over by your agency

It means effectively that you have a job for life until you are given a months notice
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Sockpuppet replied

6 June 2007, 18:04
You have a contract for a month. If its not renewed it ends.

Pretty much the same as a permie job with 4 weeks notice. At any time they give you notice you have 4 weeks left.
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churkus started a topic 1 month rolling contract

6 June 2007, 17:30
1 month rolling contract

means what exactly?
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