small firm with no full time staff

[eggsarascal]

Do you find you are as productive on the right jobs?

 

Six and two threes. Sometimes it's steady work and I plod along just fine, other days it would be handy to have another person with me.

 

I'll be doing servicing work in London this coming week, if I don't find any problems it's money for old rope, if I do find any problems it will be hard work.

 

Rough with the smooth n all that.

 

That should have started "swings and roundabouts":blushing:

Edited July 9, 2017 by eggsarascal

[simonm]

Are the government trying to stop all this subbing stuff & trying to get more people on.the books.

[bigtreedon]

Are the government trying to stop all this subbing stuff & trying to get more people on.the books.

Thank God it's not labour in power so no 😎

 

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[nailer]

If they ever make it illegal for a citizen to choose self employment, and to choose who he works for, I'll have to have a rethink.

Edited July 9, 2017 by nailer

[Mick Dempsey]

Afaia, and this has been done to death on here.

 

 

If you're using the same guys day in day out, they give you an invoice and you just pay them the invoice, claiming they're self employed. You might be on thin ice.

 

They're technically employed and any inspection would point that out in pretty short measures.

[simonm]

But its perfectly acceptable in construction...

[Mick Dempsey]

I'm looking on here for the threads I've read, back later...

[nailer]

yea, they obviously need to be legitimate subcontractors. I took that as read.

[Mick Dempsey]

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/business-management/84816-subcontracting-same-company.html

 

 

Here we are, Rupe, of this parish (but not as often sadly) has a handle on this conundrum

[Marula]

You obviously don't have insurance? Because insurance companies don't like "alone" in the arb business.

 

 

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