Originally posted by monkeyboy
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Previously on "Going to the dark side."
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Stay being a contractor and get them to stick £5 an hour to cover your loss of expenses for being there 2 years. Worked for me.
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City based Financial Services sector. UK would be lost without it.Originally posted by threadedI often feel it is only the foreigners who keep this country going. I really for the life of me can't see where the money is coming from otherwise.
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Ah, the race against Blair for sainthood? No, I didn't miss it.Originally posted by Gold DalekDid you miss the news about how he is going to save Africa?
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It's called wealth redistribution and social fairness.
Or daylight robbery as I like to call it.
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"I did eight months on the dark side myself a little while back. When I looked at my paycheck I wondered WTF he did with all that tax and NICs?"
Here's where some goes:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4771937.stm
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Did you miss the news about how he is going to save Africa?Originally posted by stackpoleI believe the appropriate phrase is "Let's you keep."
Quite true. I did eight months on the dark side myself a little while back. When I looked at my paycheck I wondered WTF he did with all that tax and NICs. It really p!ssed me off.
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I often feel it is only the foreigners who keep this country going. I really for the life of me can't see where the money is coming from otherwise.Originally posted by ChurchillWell Threaded, mass wise, you must be the other 10%
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Well Threaded, mass wise, you must be the other 10%Originally posted by threadedMy understanding is he's trying to head for a Scandinavian model, look at Denmark for example, 40% work directly for the state, another 30+% work in companies that work for the state, 20+% work in jobs where the state pays their wages ...
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My understanding is he's trying to head for a Scandinavian model, look at Denmark for example, 40% work directly for the state, another 30+% work in companies that work for the state, 20+% work in jobs where the state pays their wages ...Originally posted by stackpoleI believe the appropriate phrase is "Let's you keep."
Quite true. I did eight months on the dark side myself a little while back. When I looked at my paycheck I wondered WTF he did with all that tax and NICs. It really p!ssed me off.
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He uses it to compensate for the tax-avoiding contractor scum that populate this and other forums...Originally posted by stackpoleI believe the appropriate phrase is "Let's you keep."
Quite true. I did eight months on the dark side myself a little while back. When I looked at my paycheck I wondered WTF he did with all that tax and NICs. It really p!ssed me off.
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I believe the appropriate phrase is "Let's you keep."Originally posted by monkeyboyDone my sums and its quite scary how much gordon now takes from gross salary.
Quite true. I did eight months on the dark side myself a little while back. When I looked at my paycheck I wondered WTF he did with all that tax and NICs. It really p!ssed me off.
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They will renew if you don't go permy or they won't??
If they will, keep billing at 420 a day. It's a no-brainer.
F in "Ker-ching!!" mode
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Going to the dark side.
Come to the 2 year mark on a contract and they want me to go permy
What sort of salary should I ask for (They will renew if I don't go permy) if on a 420 daily rate.
I recon anything north of 70 would be good as I now loose the ability to expense travel to and from site.
Done my sums and its quite scary how much gordon now takes from gross salary.Tags: None
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