I can't quite decide, looks like my 2 years of permiedom could come to an end next week, hopefully with a nice little pay off. I got an initial return to contractor buzz but then I've been reading all the old tulip about IR35, opt in/out, blah blah blah and I think I might come to miss my cosie little permie world
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Originally posted by rootsnall View PostI can't quite decide, looks like my 2 years of permiedom could come to an end next week, hopefully with a nice little pay off. I got an initial return to contractor buzz but then I've been reading all the old tulip about IR35, opt in/out, blah blah blah and I think I might come to miss my cosie little permie world -
Originally posted by rd409 View PostYes, you're better off in permie world. Leave contracting to us, who knows betterComment
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Originally posted by rootsnall View PostI've had more contracts than you've had hot dinners young man
And if you've got more contracts than my dinners, does it mean your contract lasts an average of couple of days before you get kicked out? (I am assuming you're twice my age )
Anyways, welcome back to the forumLast edited by rd409; 30 November 2012, 12:10.Comment
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Originally posted by rd409 View PostIf you think date of joining the forum is when someone starts contracting, then I am not surprised why you went permie.
And if you've got more contracts than my dinners, does it mean your contract lasts an average of couple of days before you get kicked out? (I am assuming you're twice my age )Comment
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Originally posted by rootsnall View PostI can't quite decide, looks like my 2 years of permiedom could come to an end next week, hopefully with a nice little pay off. I got an initial return to contractor buzz but then I've been reading all the old tulip about IR35, opt in/out, blah blah blah and I think I might come to miss my cosie little permie worldComment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostIt's called Stockholm syndrome. Don't worry, it's easily treatable with freshly-settled invoicesComment
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