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When Umbrellas go bust?
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In this scenario he is employed. I presume IPSE doesn’t cover this. -
No, but they do have an option for a payment if your umbrella/agency/client goes bust...Originally posted by Andy Hallett View PostIn this scenario he is employed. I presume IPSE doesn’t cover this.Blog? What blog...?
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Depends what you mean by cover it. They have agency/umbrella default cover:Originally posted by Andy Hallett View PostIn this scenario he is employed. I presume IPSE doesn’t cover this.
Protect yourself | IPSEIf you have an outstanding invoice with an end client, agency, or umbrella company that is going bankrupt or into administration, it’s likely you won’t get paid. That’s why we provide IPSE members with up to £10,000 if an end client or agency goes into administration and up to £2,500 if your umbrella company goes bankrupt or into administration.Comment
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Bleedin agents. Clueless I tell ye.Originally posted by Andy Hallett View PostIn this scenario he is employed. I presume IPSE doesn’t cover this.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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