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New to Contracting, advice on mileage and travel
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Originally posted by niaz7 View PostI sound sad, but this is the job I have waited for and its a long long away. All my previous jobs were no more than 8 miles away.
Besides I much prefer this that getting to Liverpool or Sheffield, getting stuck in traffic for two hours and then being stressed getting into work/coming home.
Sometime I thank the DMU for revoking my licence since I let the train take the strain in a little over 3 hrs....Comment
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Originally posted by niaz7 View PostYes it is Gatwick to Manchester return.Comment
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Originally posted by stek View PostMy regular friday affy commute home M3/M25/M4/M42/A42/M1/M602 always took 7-9hrs - normal 4.5/5 if clear. You do not wanna drive on a fri affy/eve....
Sometime I thank the DMU for revoking my licence since I let the train take the strain in a little over 3 hrs....
My option is either ..
- Get Taxi to London Euston and then train to Manchester.
Get Taxi to London Heathrow and fly to Manchester.
Get a big big car and listen to classical music - loud.Comment
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Originally posted by ASB View Postthere is nothing about it needing to be the employee own vehicle in any shape or form.Comment
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Has anyone mentioned yet there could be a problem with expenses if this will be the OP's only assignment through the umbrella?Comment
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Originally posted by Contreras View PostHas anyone mentioned yet there could be a problem with expenses if this will be the OP's only assignment through the umbrella?'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI used to trumpet that line but TF says the rules have changed. Can't find the thread. Hopefully he will come and clarify.Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI used to trumpet that line but TF says the rules have changed. Can't find the thread. Hopefully he will come and clarify.
The rules have changed about claiming expenses from your employer when you have handed your notice in (previously, you had to stop claiming once you were leaving because you were no longer at a temporary location; now you don't).
If you only ever have one place of work through the umbrella company, then you can't claim expenses because it was always a permanent place of work.Comment
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Originally posted by niaz7 View Postoops could be in trouble here, wheres my plan b
Same route on the way back.
Simple.Comment
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