Statistically speaking, his chances of a prison sentence are low.
So greater than the possibility of winning anything on the National Lottery?
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This week I was advised to take out a 'Keyman' insurance package, since I now employ more than 5 staff, and promptly received a call from Royal London quoting me £200 per month for a £1m policy. What concerned me was the claim that they did not need my medical history from me, saying rather blatantly that they can get it direct from the NHS. They telephoned last night to go through a very detailed medical history that they had presumably got from NHS England, including an operation carried out some years ago via BUPA, which didn't even go via my GP.
An AppleCar will not come with wheels, or seats and will require you to control it from the iCar app. Of course being made out of glass it will require AppleCare cover and will require you to make a GeniusBar appointment for servicing, MoT or updates.
Prices will start at $100,000 for the basic model and each wheel will retail at $5,000. Seats range from the basic rubbery substance that they use for the AppleWatch through to fine leather carefully flayed from the backs of volunteer fanbois.
The software bugs are not permanently deleted. Clients will be able to view them on a shared platform and they can be re-opened at any time.
Presumably they mean that Jira access to the bug will remain and that the client will (for an extortionate fee) continue to have access to the project. Will the client be able to track progress of a bug that they re-open or will this go into an issue backlog and then be forgotten after another 12 months, which tends to be normal Capita behaviour?
In her new role Holly will not be involved in any activity that would breach her obligations under the Civil Service's Business Appointment Rules.
Of course she won't. And those ACoBA members obviously do not include political party nominees and independent members appointed by the Prime Minister, do they? Jenny Arcuri says they don't and she would know ...
Of course they didn't actually have to extradite him.
"Most excellency President of the USA Donald Trump finds that he has been given $15 billion and needs someone to help disburse it. If you are accepting his offer we will fly you to the USA".
Always get one who will fall for it.
""No patient data is being provided to this company by the NHS, which takes data privacy extremely seriously and has put appropriate safeguards in place to ensure information is used correctly."
This means "We already sold off your data to Amazon. Kindly put any complaints in triplicate to the ICO and we'll look at their submission in 5 years time."
I most certainly feel your pain. In the past I have had to undertake overnight flights at a half-hour's notice simply because someone could not be bothered to read 10 lines of type that I had sellotaped on the lid of their new laptop with the first line as "You will not be able to operate this computer unless you read this message".
Horse .. meet water .. now drink.
Unfortunately it is not really about the 'contractors' in an IT sense. IR35 was introduced into law in 2000 by Gordon Brown to counter 'tax avoidance' by the use of so-called "personal service companies", specifically highly paid BBC presenters who were advised by the BBC to use PSC. It is alleged that this was to help the BBC avoid paying the Employer NIC contribution on their earnings.
By the way, there is still no definition in HMRC of what a PSC actually is - one of the many problems of this incredibly badly thought out 'tax and grab' legislation.
Personally I would like to see the entire FATIMA* tax evasion system put to the magnifying glass. It is well beyond time that HMRC descended en masse on Stockley Park (Apple) and fhe various UK offices of the others.
*Facebook, Apple, Twitter, Intel, Microsoft, Alphabet (Google).
Just got referred to the https://register-drones.caa.co.uk site for an Operator ID and a bit confused about this. The site states that "You must be at least 18 years old to get an operator ID. You must be at least 13 years old to get a flyer ID." yet defines both as this:
You both fly and are responsible for them = flyer ID and operator ID @ £9 charge
You just fly other people's = flyer ID @ no charge
You’re only responsible and do not fly = operator ID @£9
Does this mean that you can own a drone and not fly it but you must be 18+ or own and fly it and be 13+. If I buy a drone for someone under 18, do they then become the operator, as the 'owner' and not the 'flyer'?
I hope to God there are clearer guidelines for commercial jet pilots.