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BR14 replied

3 February 2020, 19:50
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

You are an employee of the umbrella so they cover it.

A quick glance at any umbrella website would explain this. For example.

Agency Documents & Compliance - Clarity Umbrella Ltd

Or

Umbrella Company and Contractor Insurance | FAQs | Parasol

Why so many questions from people struggling so badly with brollies and not doing a shred of research this week?

cos they're either trolling or they shouldn't be allowed out without their carers.
or they're lazy feckers.
tell them lies.
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northernladuk replied

3 February 2020, 17:06
You are an employee of the umbrella so they cover it.

A quick glance at any umbrella website would explain this. For example.

Agency Documents & Compliance - Clarity Umbrella Ltd

Or

Umbrella Company and Contractor Insurance | FAQs | Parasol

Why so many questions from people struggling so badly with brollies and not doing a shred of research this week?

Last edited by northernladuk; 3 February 2020, 17:12.
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Lance replied

3 February 2020, 16:43
Originally posted by Bluebird View Post

If you get to be deemed inside and you have to work through an umbrella company - do you still need insurance or would it be covered by the brollys?

I'd assume if you moved to PAYE ( Fixed Term Contract ) then insurance would not apply?

Surely it will depend on the brolly Ts and Cs?
I imagine that it would be quite expensive for a brolly to do that for multiple contractors though. And they ain’t gonna do it for free.
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Bluebird started a topic Insurance

3 February 2020, 16:17
Insurance

If you get to be deemed inside and you have to work through an umbrella company - do you still need insurance or would it be covered by the brollys?

I'd assume if you moved to PAYE ( Fixed Term Contract ) then insurance would not apply?
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