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  • WalterWhite
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    Originally posted by WTFH View Post

    You are replying to yourself. Did you mean to log in with a different user ID?
    No, just an error.

    If I'd posted over 30,000 times on here, I'd be a little more au fait with the layout, but, alas, I have other things going on in my life

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  • WTFH
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    Originally posted by WalterWhite View Post

    Christ - how did they manage that with the controls saferec supposedly have in place!

    Wonder how the agencies are feeling now, as that liability will sit with them, I would assume?
    You are replying to yourself. Did you mean to log in with a different user ID?

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  • WalterWhite
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    Originally posted by WalterWhite View Post
    As explained, the number was bound to increase due to the JSL changes

    The fact it has dropped by over 10% in the last month would suggest that my imaginary friend may be onto something
    Christ - how did they manage that with the controls saferec supposedly have in place!

    Wonder how the agencies are feeling now, as that liability will sit with them, I would assume?

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  • Nothing to see here
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    Contractor Umbrella went down owing over £6million in PAYE. Nothing from Saferec….

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  • WalterWhite
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    As explained, the number was bound to increase due to the JSL changes

    The fact it has dropped by over 10% in the last month would suggest that my imaginary friend may be onto something

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  • WTFH
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    Originally posted by WalterWhite View Post
    It's irrelevant regards my point, which is since talk of a data breach, the numbers have dropped by over 10%
    You say it's irrelevant, but the only person talking of a data breach is you, and various unnamed/imaginary friends of yours. The number of companies listed is 16% higher than a couple of months ago, but you say that's irrelevant. Who has told you there has been a data breach? Repeating something doesn't make it true, it just makes it repeated.

    You might also want to check some of the companies that have been dropped by Saferec, e.g. https://marvelpayroll.co.uk
    Who, if they had chosen to leave, would probably have been very quick to remove it from their website, yet they haven't. Makes you wonder how good Marvel are.

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  • WalterWhite
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    It's irrelevant regards my point, which is since talk of a data breach, the numbers have dropped by over 10%

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  • WTFH
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    Originally posted by WalterWhite View Post

    I'm surprised it hasn't risen by more, given the JSL rules came into play in April

    Ultimately that's irrelevant though - it's the talk of data breach and loss of so many companies on the back of it that seems very odd
    The only person talking of a data breach is you, and your un-named friends, which seems very odd.

    You say it's irrelevant, but given your accusations, it's very relevant. Would you be as happy to fling around your accusations if you weren't just an anonymous person on an internet forum?

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  • WalterWhite
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    Originally posted by WTFH View Post

    You realise it was 51 in February this year?

    YOU need to investigate your grapevine.
    I'm surprised it hasn't risen by more, given the JSL rules came into play in April

    Ultimately that's irrelevant though - it's the talk of data breach and loss of so many companies on the back of it that seems very odd

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  • WTFH
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    Since February the following companies are no longer on the Saferec list:
    Company Name
    AJ Rayson Limited
    Churchill Knight Umbrella
    Contractor Umbrella
    Marvel Payroll
    Meades Umbrella
    MyPay
    Payday Cloud
    Ricson Services LTD

    And in the same timeframe the following have been ADDED:
    Arch Finance
    Arkon Pay
    Azebra Group
    Bishopsgate
    Boost Pay
    Bright Sky Umbrella Limited
    Brookson
    Carrington Umbrella
    Clarity Umbrella
    Danbro
    Dasa Umbrella
    Husp
    Mortimer Childe
    New Red Planet Ltd
    No Worries Umbrella
    NWM
    Omnia Outsourcing Ltd
    SB Pay
    Trafalgar

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  • WTFH
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    Originally posted by WalterWhite View Post
    Now down to 61

    Dropping like flies!!!

    Somebody needs to investigate this

    I heard through the grapevine the owner was an odd chap from somebody who knew him in his recruitment days
    You realise it was 51 in February this year?

    YOU need to investigate your grapevine.

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by WalterWhite View Post
    Now down to 61

    Dropping like flies!!!

    Somebody needs to investigate this

    I heard through the grapevine the owner was an odd chap from somebody who knew him in his recruitment days
    I assume by odd you mean refused to force workers to use a tax avoidance scheme so the agency could make a few more quid

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  • WTFH
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    Originally posted by WalterWhite View Post
    Now down to 61

    Dropping like flies!!!

    Somebody needs to investigate this

    I heard through the grapevine the owner was an odd chap from somebody who knew him in his recruitment days
    Best thing you could do is make a list of the 67 that there were, and then see which ones have been dropped. That will save you having to post here every few days or talk about "hearing through the grapevine", etc. YOU get the list today, and then the next time one drops off, you can tell us all who it is.

    That would also then maybe make it easy to find out why they are no longer listed, rather than speculating.

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  • WalterWhite
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    Now down to 61

    Dropping like flies!!!

    Somebody needs to investigate this

    I heard through the grapevine the owner was an odd chap from somebody who knew him in his recruitment days

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  • WalterWhite
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    Down to 62 this morning!

    Has to be something in this data breach rumour, or something else big has happened

    Given how invested every agency seems to be in Saferec, surely if there are big problems there, this should be bigger news?

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