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AWR Unfairly treated ? Advise required

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  • AWR Unfairly treated ? Advise required

    Hope this thread enables me to gain advise on my issues.

    In a nutshell it involves 3 Companys

    1.The Hirer
    2. The Original Agency
    3. MSP Managed Service Provider

    In November 2015 I started work on a short term contract with the original agency and I remain there currently, this will change very shortly.

    Mid term I was advised by the agency that the hirer had assigned a managed service provider for all contingent workforce.

    Who employs me ?
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    Re: AWR Unfairly treated ? Advise required

    Hi [MENTION=99554]tf7[/MENTION]. Do you have a contract with the original agency but you are working "temporarily" for the hirer? In which case you are an agency worker.
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      Re: AWR Unfairly treated ? Advise required

      A contract from the Agency has been in effect since day 1, security clearance is required for vetting purposes, Had I not signed the contract originally offerred then I would not be considered for any opportunities, I even had to pay my £25 for a Disclosure Scotland certificate.

      During my current employment period (18 Months) I have complained verbally and in writing in relation to Hourly Rates, Overtime rates and Parity pay directly to the agency, to no avail.

      At the beginning of 2017 a NEW STARTER arrived via the MSP Managed Service Provider, who has been paid on an hourly basis significantly more than myself and others who are on the same rate.

      I have now issued my notice due to the illness and stress that has been caused.

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