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When is a contractor not a contractor? When they get taxed.
What’s in a name? HMRC labels contractors according to how it wants to tax them, not what they do. No wonder there’s confusion. Let’s name names.
�concurrently on small projects for many clients. Contracts are rare; work is performed personally with the o� �work via agencies for single clients. They have a contract for services, which means they can substitute (se�
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| Mon, 08 Dec 2008
Curriculum vitae upgrade – is it time to dust off your contractor CV?
As the contracting sector does just that, contract, maybe it’s time to dust off that CV and take a long hard look at how you sell yourself.
�er the last recession in the early 90s. And I was contracting when the dot com bubble burst at the beginning of� �at happened: The contractors who secured the best contracts (or any contract for that matter!) weren’t always� �ontractors who secured the best contracts (or any contract for that matter!) weren’t always the ones that we�
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| Wed, 10 Dec 2008
AWR guide revised: Swedish Derogation no ‘miracle solution’ for contractor umbrellas
Contractor umbrellas may find the Swedish Derogation is no ‘miracle solution’ to AWR, warns REC following changes to the official BIS guidance.
�he pressure is on for contractors, recruiters and contracting service providers to find workable solutions to A� �e providers to find workable solutions to AWR, as contracts are being signed now that will take contractors p�
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| Wed, 01 Jun 2011
Contracting and AWR: The history of the Agency Workers Regulations
The Agency Workers Regulations were created to promote Europe’s knowledge economy and flexible working. The reality is that they may do the opposite.
�e labour market generally, and on contractors and contracting specifically. But why did the UK require these ne�
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| Wed, 13 Jul 2011
Contracting and the AWR: using the law to gain competitive advantage & win contracts
Contractors who can demonstrate through superior knowledge that the Agency Workers Regulations do not apply to them will gain competitive advantage.
�advantage. What that could mean is that the best contracts will go to contractors who can argue most convinc�
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| Sat, 16 Jul 2011
Contractors must be ready to move on if they want rates to move up
When the economy dips, clients expect the same from contractors’ rates. But when things pick up, the story’s different. How do you get the going rate?
�only course of action open to them will be leave contracts they find fulfilling and clients they enjoy worki� �wever, many clients of contractors currently in a contract won’t see things this way. It seems that it’s OK�
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| Fri, 18 Sept 2009
Bob the contractor: ‘Can they do this? Yes they can!’
As contractor disputes with agents and clients increase, contractors keep asking, ‘Can they do this?’. Sadly, the answer is usually, ‘Yes they can!’.
�inate early without paying the contractor for the contracted notice period, or insisting contractors perform t� �worth the relatively small cost in the long run. Contracts can work both ways and commercial contract law ca� �actors rates like that?’ or ‘Can we terminate the contract today?’. With regret, ContractorCalculator’s Cont�
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| Wed, 14 Oct 2009
Verbal contracts are not worth the paper they are not written on
As the recession continues and contractors are keen to win new contracts and achieve renewals, it’s more important than ever to get things in writing.
�ed if an agent is also involved, as there are two contracts that have to be considered separately: contractor� �to their cost the perils of not being thorough in contract negotiations . Many moons ago I was personally le�
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| Fri, 14 Aug 2009
As in contracting, market forces will solve the British Airways crisis, but at a cost
Market forces mean contractors can’t hold clients to ransom. British Airways cabin crew will learn the same, but at what cost to BA, and the economy?
�to the brink. Could this scenario have arisen in contracting? Absolutely not, for the simple reason that marke� �ed replacements from the many contractors between contracts and able to start immediately. And, lest we forge� �ted in the dotcom crash in the late 1990s. We saw contract rates halved when the dotcom bubble burst, becaus�
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| Fri, 18 Dec 2009
Contracting 2010 – things can only get better
A contractor-neutral budget, delays to the AWD and some first tiny green shoots mean some contractors may be looking forward to a prosperous New Year.
�’, I do see 2010 as a year of positive change for contracting. Why am I so certain 2010 will get better? First,� �er of contractors winning an increasing amount of contracts. Client-side, I’ve met with some of the top IT co� �he contractor market has started to pick up. More contract reviews , limited company incorporations , signin�
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| Wed, 23 Dec 2009
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