Hi everyone. Looking for some opinion on whether I am likely to be caught be the proposed PS changes coming in next year.
Situation is as follows: I am a Ltd Co. contractor, working (at the moment) on a large, Government funded infrastructure project. The end client is a subsidiary company of TFL and therefore subject to the FOIA (which I believe will be the determining factor on whether the changes need to apply).
My contract however is with a large, private, multidisciplinary engineering company. I am contracted to provide services to this company, but working on the specific infrastructure project.
The contract chain is: My Ltd -- agency -- engineering client -- end client
I'm confused as to whether I would be affected as I don't have a direct contract with the end client but I am providing services working on a PS project. I am also posted (again, at the moment) in the end clients central project office. There are guys here doing a similar role to me who do have a direct contract with the end client who presumably will be affected.
Another layer of confusion comes from the fact that I could feasibly be moved back to my engineering client's home office to finish the last few months of the contract. This would mean sitting alongside other guys doing the same job as me but on non-public sector projects. So potentially I could be caught but as it stands they wouldn't as their project would not be in the firing line?
Situation is as follows: I am a Ltd Co. contractor, working (at the moment) on a large, Government funded infrastructure project. The end client is a subsidiary company of TFL and therefore subject to the FOIA (which I believe will be the determining factor on whether the changes need to apply).
My contract however is with a large, private, multidisciplinary engineering company. I am contracted to provide services to this company, but working on the specific infrastructure project.
The contract chain is: My Ltd -- agency -- engineering client -- end client
I'm confused as to whether I would be affected as I don't have a direct contract with the end client but I am providing services working on a PS project. I am also posted (again, at the moment) in the end clients central project office. There are guys here doing a similar role to me who do have a direct contract with the end client who presumably will be affected.
Another layer of confusion comes from the fact that I could feasibly be moved back to my engineering client's home office to finish the last few months of the contract. This would mean sitting alongside other guys doing the same job as me but on non-public sector projects. So potentially I could be caught but as it stands they wouldn't as their project would not be in the firing line?
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