Self employed rates

[boarcity]

iv no knowledge of taking on self employed lads . one thing i know is i never will

because of the risk of a chunk of the round sliding out when the lad sees fit to take it

 

[Dave B]

I have morals and even when the guy ****** me off i could never do that to someone

End of the day it is his livelihood and his kids food i would be taking off the table

But i suppose not everyone was brought up with a strong moral code

But of you are upfront about it and say look i am using my own gear and doing my own work on the weekend then no harm done as i pointed out to my old boss and he eventually agreed

I only left when he sold up and he was the sneaky bugger who told no one and left us with no work

Sometimes being honest doesn't pay..lol

 

[Alpha]

getting your own work on the side eh- id sack u on the spot if i heard you gained any [to do later] in the time i was paying you . what about loyalty .

Actually it's part of our deal I'm allowed to go and get my own work and clean it using my boss's equipment and van. It was his idea I didn't have to ask. he's a cool boss like that /emoticons/smile.png

 

[boarcity]

i cant see why any organized firm would take on subbies long term .

years ago i was a car mechanic and i took on a lad self employed as i was unsure about working out the lads deductions . after a while the tax office got in touch and paid me a visit in person and i was warned to get him on the books properly as he wasnt filing his taxes properly and i was liable . not only that the lad only brought in jobs that were pure barstewards . im struggling to remember why he left as its years ago now,but leave he surely did

 

[Alpha]

i cant see why any organized firm would take on subbies long term .
years ago i was a car mechanic and i took on a lad self employed as i was unsure about working out the lads deductions . after a while the tax office got in touch and paid me a visit in person and i was warned to get him on the books properly as he wasnt filing his taxes properly and i was liable . not only that the lad only brought in jobs that were pure barstewards . im struggling to remember why he left as its years ago now,but leave he surely did

Previous post stated you had no knowledge of taking on a suby now your saying you once did??

 

[abs]

I worked for a big cleaning company for over 15 years I was self employed had a different company and subbed (so to speak ) all my work , at one stage I was the only person with a first aid certificate the only person with Ipaf and the only person certified to work petrol station for courts as a result I was paid very very well and I just gave a receipt to the company

 

[abs]

i cant see why any organized firm would take on subbies long term .
years ago i was a car mechanic and i took on a lad self employed as i was unsure about working out the lads deductions . after a while the tax office got in touch and paid me a visit in person and i was warned to get him on the books properly as he wasnt filing his taxes properly and i was liable . not only that the lad only brought in jobs that were pure barstewards . im struggling to remember why he left as its years ago now,but leave he surely did

That's correct , if you employ someone on a self employed basis and if you supply anything like tools uniform van they should be employed as far as the tax man's concerned but they is ways round this

 

[boarcity]

Previous post stated you had no knowledge of taking on a suby now your saying you once did??

id forgotten, long time ago . itseems its a case of dont do what i say do what i do// hang on thats wrong, its dont do what i do do what i say - HOW CAN I REMEDY IT AH YES> iV never employed a subbie In the 21st century and never will , [that bit added on makes it clearer]