Email from HR

[stek]

Just got it, change to my terms and conditions of employment, I have a new Manager!!

And I can't answer or forward the mail cos it's in Lotus Notes and they made 'private' or something somehow.

I don't think they know I am a contractor. This happened to me before at Railtrack, when contract ended I was packing up and leaving and the higher ups are all 'Where you going?' and 'You haven't given us your notice....'

[scooterscot]

Delete that e-mail before team ir35 find it.

[MrMarkyMark]

Just got it, change to my terms and conditions of employment, I have a new Manager!!

And I can't answer or forward the mail cos it's in Lotus Notes and they made 'private' or something somehow.

I don't think they know I am a contractor. This happened to me before at Railtrack, when contract ended I was packing up and leaving and the higher ups are all 'Where you going?' and 'You haven't given us your notice....'

[GB9]

A splendid example of why HMRC goes to HR in the event of an IR35 enquiry.

[d000hg]

Fwd your reply to someone pointing out you're not an employee but realistically they just did a group-send so ignore it.

[stek]

I can't delete it, forward it or reply to it!! Help!

[LondonManc]

Just got it, change to my terms and conditions of employment, I have a new Manager!!

And I can't answer or forward the mail cos it's in Lotus Notes and they made 'private' or something somehow.

I don't think they know I am a contractor. This happened to me before at Railtrack, when contract ended I was packing up and leaving and the higher ups are all 'Where you going?' and 'You haven't given us your notice....'

Perms have a new line manager, contractors have a new hiring manager.

Is it that difficult?

[d000hg]

Copy-paste into a new email? Send a new email referencing it? Take a screenshot?

[stek]

Sorting it over Sametime....

Wonder if I should get IPSE involved?!!

[LondonManc]

Sorting it over Sametime....

Wonder if I should get IPSE involved?!!

Is this simply a change to the guy that authorises your timesheets, etc?

If so, just saying manager is fine. Saying line manager would be a red flag.

Manager:
Authorising Manager
Hiring Manager
Line Manager