Reply to: No Rights Employees

[northernladuk]

Sure, but if the post gets burried, what's the problem in re-posting? Not like we are killing the planet or something worse (coughing, sneazing, yawning and not covering our mouths).

Because its the same few people thst have to repost the same answers over and over and the quality of the response diminishes. A bit of help yourself does everyone some good.

[Drei]

A major search is looking for a lost puppy in the peak district, not typing a couple of keywords in google!

Sure, but if the post gets burried, what's the problem in re-posting? Not like we are killing the planet or something worse (coughing, sneazing, yawning and not covering our mouths).

[pauldee]

Anyone seen this yet?

norightsemployee.uk

Thanks for posting this. I hadn't seen it before.

[northernladuk]

I think its broken - I got a response that didn't mention an accountant.

I think that's selective reading on your part.

[Paralytic]

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I think its broken - I got a response that didn't mention an accountant.

[pr1]

The only people that reposts annoy are the people who read every single post, and who GAF about them

Thanks for (re-)sharing OP

[pacontracting]

So every time you post something you do major searches to see if anyone else has done so? Man you must have a lot of time on your hands)

This is a great website, never saw it until it was re-posted. I usually come on here between contracts, this means that it can be many months or even years before I spend time reading stuff. usually I just glance.

I typically use the following test. Look at the posters join date. Look at the total number of posts. Look at the tone of their response. You can generally work out whether to accept or ignore the 'advice' based on that formula.

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[simes]

A major search is looking for a lost puppy in the peak district, not typing a couple of keywords in google!

Oh dear that was hilarious.

[ladymuck]

A major search is looking for a lost puppy in the peak district, not typing a couple of keywords in google!

Perfect!

[ladymuck]

No, I do a cursory search.

I even double check before posting on Dead Celebrities as invariably someone gets there before me.

[BlueSharp]

So every time you post something you do major searches to see if anyone else has done so? Man you must have a lot of time on your hands)

This is a great website, never saw it until it was re-posted. I usually come on here between contracts, this means that it can be many months or even years before I spend time reading stuff. usually I just glance.

A major search is looking for a lost puppy in the peak district, not typing a couple of keywords in google!

[northernladuk]

So every time you post something you do major searches to see if anyone else has done so? Man you must have a lot of time on your hands)

This is a great website, never saw it until it was re-posted. I usually come on here between contracts, this means that it can be many months or even years before I spend time reading stuff. usually I just glance.

If something you are asking is something that affects all contractors then there is a good chance its been discussed many times. The polite thing to do, as requested in the Welcome forums, is to try a search first.

Typing a few keywords and site:cobtractoruk.com/forums is hardly a major search.

It's not hard, it will save you time and get a raft of discussion up that might actually give you answers to things you never thought of at the time.

[Drei]

It doesn't take a huge effort to have a quick look before posting something that is doing the rounds on the likes of LinkedIn. The first post on the topic did have a bit of an obtuse title but it was findable.

So every time you post something you do major searches to see if anyone else has done so? Man you must have a lot of time on your hands)

This is a great website, never saw it until it was re-posted. I usually come on here between contracts, this means that it can be many months or even years before I spend time reading stuff. usually I just glance.

[ladymuck]

Always a pleasure posting to the Forums. For those that don't spend an unhealthy majority of their lives on here, the post was for you.

It doesn't take a huge effort to have a quick look before posting something that is doing the rounds on the likes of LinkedIn. The first post on the topic did have a bit of an obtuse title but it was findable.

[pacontracting]

Nope. You are the first person and are leading the charge on IR35 front... At 'em fella. Doing a sterling job...

(Redacted winker sign as it's not allowed in prof forms)

Always a pleasure posting to the Forums. For those that don't spend an unhealthy majority of their lives on here, the post was for you.