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Taking assets from a company in administration - advice needed please!
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Originally posted by GillsMan View PostI think people are being a bit harsh on the OP here. Certainly, the laptop isn't his, and he does need to return it (which he's said he's doing), but I can certainly understand the sentiment of holding onto it in lieu of wages that were owed but not paid.
Originally posted by Chris79When I left the building I took my works laptop with meWill work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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Originally posted by GillsMan View PostI also do agree with the OP in saying "no, if you want the laptop back, you come and collect it or pay for the postage", I do think it's a bit cheeky to expect him to pay for its return. That's just me.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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How has this made 3 pages?
When companies goes bust, it sucks. Creditors effectively go through the grieving process. Get to 'acceptance' quickly and move on.Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostThe OP mentioned SC clearance... If he has been working in an SC environment he would be a complete moron to post it back. I would be straight round to hand it in in person and get someone to sign for it just to avoid any risk of it going missing with SC cleared data on it IMO... That type of stuff appears in the papers.
I emailed them today to say they are welcome to arrange secure collection from my premises.
If I post it, then the responsibility with it lies until they accept and sign for it. If they arrange the courier, then it's not my problem from the minute it leaves my door...
As it happens there's nothing which warrants SC level on the laptop itself and the drive is encrypted, but the principle still stands.The cycle of life: born > learn > work > learn > dead.Comment
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