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Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 3
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Be careful what you post on your socials.
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Who is the 1 Conservative in the CF poll? Stand forward and state your case. We're all ears ... ;)
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https://wokingham.today/lucy-demery-...for-wokingham/ |
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I'm curious who the two "Others" are voting for.
Looking up my candidates on the BBC website, I see I have moved to a new constituency, apparently part of some reform over the last year. |
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Is there any significance behind the Liberal Democrats being in italics or is that just a glitch? |
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I sense a few lost deposits in my constituency.
Scottish National Party Labour Tories Lib Dems Communist Party of Britain Scottish Family Party Green Reform UK That’s me switching to other from next week. :D |
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For purely selfish reasons, the party that abolishes IR35 will secure my vote.
Unfortunately the main contract I have has been placed inside IR35, they used a blanket approach with all contractors and didn't account for the knock on effect of the increases in the daily rates. As a result they lost around half of their contractors. The customer still expected me to have the same overheads and use my workshop/lab facilities as when I was conducting work for them through my limited company. I told them I was off, so they had to give me a large increase in the daily rate, and they are now only getting consultancy for their money. They have had to place a second ad-hoc contract for engineering services with my company, the fear of HMRC coupled to the laziness of those who are supposed to be conducting individual assessments and not blanket ones has made it a joke. I am increasing the work for other customers so I will be in a position to ditch the inside IR35 contract, which I know will leave them high and dry. |
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