IR35

[ilovebrie8]

Anyone thinking to move to perm work now that IR35 in private sector is about to start. Benefits of being a contractor not worth it ...anyone thinking to move to perm work as literally no outside IR35 contracts available!

I moved end of last year. Stress levels drastically reduced. Got a great job that I'm loving. With fab holidays, health insurance etc. So glad not to have to do everything myself and take all the risk.

Thanks @WishingHopingThinkingPraying that’s my thinking now as it’s stressful times at the moment without all the IR35 issues and no job security...glad you got a great job!

Not so great if you're older (unemployable...), need ad hoc time off, have medical insurance through your partner, have a home office set-up with proper desk, chair, screens and top of the range laptop, and put all your money into a pension.

@ilovebrie8

Anyone thinking to move to perm work now that IR35 in private sector is about to start. Benefits of being a contractor not worth it ...anyone thinking to move to perm work as literally no outside IR35 contracts available!

IR 35 is not about to start, it started in the 90s. The only thing that is about to change is which party is responsible for determining the correct status.

@AprilxYeah I know that and most clients don’t fully understand it so most are deeming all roles inside!!

Please can I ask your advice? I'm self employed and I've made my employer aware about IR35 and that I want to be employed. He's trying to avoid the issue but I'm worried I'm responsible for it. I only work for his company so it seems obvious to me.... any experiences? thank you

I’m guessing it’s a small company so not liable under IR35?