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37.5 hours per week is certainly what I'm used to, everywhere I've ever worked, contract and perm has been that. Anytime I see a role advertised as 40 hours it puts me off straight away!
Of course, I don't mind doing extra hours here and there where needed, but I won't bend over.
Totally but the point I'm making is i don't see my daily rate being diluted based on the hours I chose to do.
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This, otherwise you're thinking in terms of hourly rate. You're not a shopworker are you?
Ebbs and flows, sometimes I have had to put excessive, unpaid, time in to deliver.
However, I also negotiated 1.5 day rate for any weekend work, at the same client.
Ebbs and flows, sometimes I have had to put excessive, unpaid, time in to deliver.
However, I also negotiated 1.5 day rate for any weekend work, at the same client.
Horses for courses.
Correct. All part of building a business relationship. I've given repeat business to tradesmen who have gone the extra mile on jobs for me.
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