Originally posted by The rebel
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Threaten them with an employment tribunal if they don't reimburse you. It'll cost you nothing. -
This all seems very odd, has anyone worked out what this "extra" charge is, ie is it a percentage of your rate or is it a flat rate?
I thought Steve from Parasol posted on here, has he been asked to explain, if he has and has not then it does seem very odd.
Having said that, I cannot see who else will end up paying for this AWR thing, other than the contractor."The budget should be balanced, the Treasury should be refilled, public debt should be reduced, the arrogance of officialdom should be tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands should be curtailed lest Rome become bankrupt. People must again learn to work, instead of living on public assistance." CiceroComment
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ContractorUmbrella don't take extra off me for AWR, I gather the reason Steve hasn't posted on here is because the evidence is irrefutableIn Scooter we trust
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And yet there is Steven today, on the Parasol company forum, advising people who don't claim expenses to do so. Strange that he can't find time to visit these parts any more...Comment
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That's because he's been found out and has no defence whatsoever.In Scooter we trustComment
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The extra amount appears to equate to 13.8% of the expenses claimed.Originally posted by Waldorf View Post
Steve used to post on here, but when people worked out exactly how they were manipulating their employment costs and the questions started to get too awkward, he went AWOL. I've thrown down the gauntlet to him personally on more than one occasion to come back on here and explain ... but he won't.
Legally they have to foot the AWR costs and not pass them on to their employees. Having said that, if they need to increase their fees in order to make the business model work, I don't think people would object as much. What is bad is they're effectively levying additional fees in an underhand, non-transparent and inconsistent manner.Comment
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That's ironic as the more expenses that contractors claim, the more money Parasol make by deducting additional employment costs from them at 13.8%.Originally posted by Yehudi View Post
Spot his ulterior motive
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Somebody please explain this to me in plain English.. I pay parasol £119.50 a month.. Claim no expenses.. Yet over the last few months the "Employment Cost" has ranged between £500-£700 per month.. I have emailed Parasol asking for a breakdown, but failing them coming back to me.. What exactly are they taking this money for? As far as I can see Tax and NI are separate figures on the payslip, and got nothing to do with this amount. And dont tell me the cost of employing me, because surely that is what the £119.50 is for?? I signed up for £119.50 per month, not a penny more.
No wonder on my last payslip they only paid around 50% of the invoiced amount...Comment
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Have your gross earnings in the period varied as well Scope?? So when £500 was deducted were your earnings for that period lower than the earnings when the deductions were £700??Originally posted by scope View PostComment
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Yes, the more I billed the higher the "employment cost" was.. I must correct myself.. It varies from £700-900.. If this is something they have charged me for offering me a service they have another thing coming.. I signed up for £119.50 and WILL go to a tribunal to recoop my money.Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostComment
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