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dpb 13 June 2018 07:27 PM

Pimlico plumbers
 
Who actually got Gary his jobs ?

john_d 13 June 2018 08:53 PM

The dominant feature of Mr Smith’s contract was that he must do the work himself

wear a company branded uniform and to lease one of its vans

had to work a minimum number of hours per week

suffered a heart attack in January 2011 and later sought to work three days per week instead of five..........Pimlico Plumbers refused to grant Mr Smith’s request and took away his branded van

nobody can say thats self employed

ALi-B 13 June 2018 09:23 PM

I once knew a plumber called Gary.

He installed a LPG combi boiler using 5 BBQ regulators connected together via a home made manifold and connected it to Butane cylinders! :eek: He also installed a heating system drain at waist level :cuckoo:

Rob Day 14 June 2018 10:12 AM

We've all had a Gary in our lives!

dpb 14 June 2018 11:51 AM

What happened to the nervous smiley ? :eek:

or is it the huge amount cash this ones made , and was wondering who actually sourced the work - since this is big consuming part of being self emp for me

Tidgy 14 June 2018 01:18 PM


Originally Posted by john_d (Post 12013897)
The dominant feature of Mr Smith’s contract was that he must do the work himself

wear a company branded uniform and to lease one of its vans

had to work a minimum number of hours per week

suffered a heart attack in January 2011 and later sought to work three days per week instead of five..........Pimlico Plumbers refused to grant Mr Smith’s request and took away his branded van

nobody can say thats self employed

branded stuff isn't unusual staff or contract so thats a bit of a non issue. Lease wise i expect it would end as soon as his contract was finished with the company.

Minimum hours, well thats the companies prerogative. if his current contract says he has to do X hours and he can't full fill those hour then he needs to look elsewhere. Company has to give him the correct notice according to his signed contract.

As a contractor i bet he was pulling alot more money than a staff member and getting tax breaks because of it as well.

He's just shafted contract workers full stop if, companies wont pay the high rates they do if they then have to take on the extra costs.


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