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It would be great moving every 3-6 months having the kids changing school 2-4 times a year. Could we expect the end clients to pay relocation and to sort out schools etc for us?Originally posted by yakitoo View PostPermie would look to buy or long term lease (if they have any sense). Not really much of an option on 3-6 month gigs.
Edit: And of course, I take it the schools will adapt for my kids to move out from one school and in to another in the period I have found out my current gig ends and my new one starts.Last edited by dynamicsaxcontractor; 28 August 2015, 11:01.Comment
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FLC is a sideshow a non event for mostOriginally posted by dynamicsaxcontractor View PostIf it wasn't for the stupid idea of the FLC I might have shared the document, but as it stands now IPSE needs to be sorted as well. My membership runs out in 6 months and unless they get their act together there is no way I renew.
eek has done more for me then IPSE ever done!
T&S rule changes (plus div tax + ir35 changes) will end our sector - but 90% of contractors won't be awareComment
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Yep but its a sideshow that has lost everyone 2 weeks.... And that is a very damaging side show...Originally posted by tarbera View PostFLC is a sideshow a non event for most
T&S rule changes (plus div tax + ir35 changes) will end our sector - but 90% of contractors won't be awaremerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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You thinkOriginally posted by eek View PostSorry but a 1 man army is an insult.... It implies either a fool's errand or something no one else is supporting...
Yes I might be being sensitive, I also might not like looking at the 100 or so hours I'm going to lose over the next month thinking I really don't want to do this but needs must...
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Man_ArmyComment
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A fixed term contract. Think we may see a lot of those from April 2017...Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostWhat permie job is only ever expected to last three months?merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by yakitoo View PostHow many links from there before it morphs into the FLC battlefield?17Originally posted by dynamicsaxcontractor View PostIf it wasn't for the stupid idea of the FLC I might have shared the document, but as it stands now IPSE needs to be sorted as well. My membership runs out in 6 months and unless they get their act together there is no way I renew.
eek has done more for me then IPSE ever done!Comment
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I'll take it back then. Just not looking forward to the amount of work I've committed myself to..Originally posted by tarbera View Postmerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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I think that's a very short-sighted view, particularly since the leaflet doesn't refer to the FLC at all.Originally posted by dynamicsaxcontractor View PostIf it wasn't for the stupid idea of the FLC I might have shared the document
Many contractors aren't aware of this. Many of those that are aware are oblivious to the seriousness of the consultation and the implications of it. For example, a guy I used to work with had seen mention of the consultation in contractor news articles and newsletters but thought nothing of it. It was only when I sent an email to the contractors in my address book outlining the implications of the consultation that he woke up to the problem and has responded to the consultation as well as writing to his MP to raise his concerns.
If the worst case scenario comes to pass, how many of your friends and colleagues will thank you for saying "yeah, I had a leaflet about it that would have summed up the issue for you, but because I didn't like where it came from I decided not to make you aware of the approaching storm"?Comment
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The idea of the FLC is a bad one from the start. But to discuss it now when we are under attack is utterly stupid. It's like if enemy troops are sitting on boats off shore ready to attack and instead of us all trying to fight them off spend the time discussing if we should offer them tea or coffee.Originally posted by tarbera View PostFLC is a sideshow a non event for most
T&S rule changes (plus div tax + ir35 changes) will end our sector - but 90% of contractors won't be awareComment
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