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ah this is what i feared for you: paying £150 more than the going rate I would be inclined to call him/her and explain that whilst you are grateful he arranged for his staff to work evenings to slot in with your kitchen work it was on the understanding as a registered firm with nic you would receive the appropriate documentation. You can also drop in to the conversation you understand they have a certain amount of time from when the job is completed to notify. he/she should then twigg you have seeked advice elsewhere and may not want to risk getting any calls from nic about the way he operates.Everything I was quoted was inline with other quotes I had elsewhere. The only thing is the £150 which wasn't on the quote from the boss/company itself as it would have been included.
let us know how you get on.
I've just spoke to him on the phone and it got a bit awkward to be honest. As suspected, his lads aren't registered themselves, only under his business umbrella and the certificate is his business. It got a bit awkward and I know he knows, that I'm aware the £150 is by far excessive, however if I push it anymore, he can quite simply walk away and I'm in a more awkward situation in which I'll have to get the council out and pay £150 anyway!