It's official ir35 to private sector in 2020. Say bye bye to the UK mobile contracting sector.
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I’ve checked with my current boss and he’s said he’ll allow me to opt out when the time comes. I’ve got a 2-year contract so definitely still be here when the changes arrive.
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Oh dear!!Originally posted by fiisch View PostI’ve checked with my current boss and he’s said he’ll allow me to opt out when the time comes. I’ve got a 2-year contract so definitely still be here when the changes arrive.
"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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haOriginally posted by fiisch View PostI’ve checked with my current boss and he’s said he’ll allow me to opt out when the time comes. I’ve got a 2-year contract so definitely still be here when the changes arrive.

you're joking right?
Aren't you?See You Next TuesdayComment
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Seriously do people not realise:
1. IR35 already exists in the private sector
2. You cannot opt-out
3. The chancellor has given agencies, large enterprises and medium sized companies time to put in place work arounds e.g. change their model of working."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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You can only opt-out if you have a letter from your nurse...Originally posted by fiisch View PostI’ve checked with my current boss and he’s said he’ll allow me to opt out when the time comes. I’ve got a 2-year contract so definitely still be here when the changes arrive.
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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LOLOriginally posted by Mordac View PostYou can only opt-out if you have a letter from your nurse..."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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I'm looking forward to the sick pay... and holidays.Originally posted by Mordac View PostYou can only opt-out if you have a letter from your nurse...
"We'll be rich! Richer than astronauts!"Comment
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With his posting history God only knowsOriginally posted by Lance View Postha
you're joking right?
Aren't you?
'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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In addition, you can be in the public sector, and outside IR35. The change is to the responsibility for determination of status. Not the facts of the status, nor the law on the status (except the removal of 5% expenses).Originally posted by SueEllen View PostSeriously do people not realise:
1. IR35 already exists in the private sector
2. You cannot opt-out
3. The chancellor has given agencies, large enterprises and medium sized companies time to put in place work arounds e.g. change their model of working.See You Next TuesdayComment
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