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Not worked on the cards for ages would break me paying that N.I nowadays.
really don't see any bonuses of being on the cards
im gonna find last weeks pay slip and tell you what tax and n.i I paid....
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Not worked on the cards for ages would break me paying that N.I nowadays.
really don't see any bonuses of being on the cards
im gonna find last weeks pay slip and tell you what tax and n.i I paid....
I daren't look at mine. Just makes me angry.
290 quid tax
87 quid national insurance.
I thought yours went into your Swiss bank account??
when my dad worked for BT(he was with them for 20 years)if they caught you installing phonelines out side of working for them,it was deemed a instant,sack able offence,they deemed that they trained you,you then take the urine by being in competition with them,so cant blame you RayThats very open minded of you Keiran. If one of my staff set up in competition with me, weekend or not, that would be the end of that.
In fact, exactly that has just happened. Its a "breach of trust and confidence" and a clear conflict of interest, and the end of someone's career with us.
Presumably the chancellor will be coming round to wash your van and cut your lawn for you?
I'd like to clarify I don't do private jobs. Infact I never work weekends. I'm knackered by Friday and can't be arsed with the grief of dealing with the general public.
i hate you,i have to work Saturday until 2 and do call outs
290 quid tax
87 quid national insurance.
Something not right here ....
260 Tax and 173 NI. How come you pay less than me ?
Coz I'm better looking...
I'd like to clarify I don't do private jobs. Infact I never work weekends. I'm knackered by Friday and can't be arsed with the grief of dealing with the general public.
290 quid tax
87 quid national insurance.
there are some pro's to it tho. There has to be!
Paid holidays. Relax when you finish work and not sit and do pricing etc. not have to chase money. There are quite a few pros and self employed lads who earn the same as you will pay the same tax and ni.
I though much prefer self employment.
I'd like to clarify I don't do jobs. Infact I never work. I'm knackered by Monday lunchtime and can't be arsed with getting out of bed
In the example you give the guy is just stealing, it crosses that blurred line between what's morally acceptable and not. He's stealing stock from his employer and selling it. I would be calling the police for something like that tbh. The customer is buying stolen goods too but even though they probably know that nothing will be done about it I'm sure!
I think if the employees are getting enough side work to worry the boss, then the boss isn't doing his job very well.
I would say 9/10 people doing foreigners use their bosses stock. It is so easy to do though. I installed a full central heating system in a house I lived in and all the fittings, rad valves, clips, gas, solder etc was provided by the company I worked for. (I didn't even pay for the radiators but that was not through the company)
That to me is why anybody doing a foreigner would be gone in a shot.
I understand that there are people out there that are setting up for themselves who do work evenings and weekends and have all the costs but most of them still take stock off the bosses.
The old boy that taught me used to do a boiler every weekend (this was before you had to register them) and he used to build his stock up during the week then use it at the weekend. The boss found out because as mike said a customer took the number off the side of the van and couldn't get hold of him so phoned the company. That then made the boss stop all the lads using the vans outside of work and he got a warning (he was never going to get rid of him as he was the only gas installer they had)
That's the most double standard message I've ever seen
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