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Originally posted by PaddyIndividuals are covered by the DPA; not Companies. You need to decide if you are a company or an individual.Comment
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Originally posted by Not So WiseMost, if not all information on a CV is about the individual not the company. Thus is covered by the DPA
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Originally posted by PaddyIndividuals are covered by the DPA; not Companies. You need to decide if you are a company or an individual.
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentFair comment they should deal with it better than that
They should have seen just how long it was and pressed "delete"Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by TheFaqqerWhy not email one of these people and highlight how this "senior person" seems unconcerned about people fraudulently impersonating him?
Managing Consultants:
Jose Fernandes
+ 44 (0) 20 7255 5573
[email protected]
Edward Griffiths
+ 44 (0) 20 7255 5641
[email protected]
Stephen Hellier
+ 44 (0) 20 7255 5524
[email protected]
If they don't respond to emails, then I'm sure that since they publish their phone numbers they won't mind a call Ring them up and tell them that you're Detective Inspector Smith, following up a complaint about possible fraud - I bet they'll speak to you sharpish after that!
HTH.Comment
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Originally posted by ChurchillImpersonating a member of the armed forces(Serving or retired - listening Threaded?) or the police force is illegal in the UK.Comment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentIn other words you were chucked off the contract "cos you was s***"
Still, at least I ended up screwing Abraxas good and proper and that's probably why they decided to give me a first anniversary present yesterday. It was about a year ago I was sourced for that role.Last edited by Denny; 13 December 2006, 19:28.Comment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentSorry to sound cruel Denny, but my reading of this is that Abraxas were told by the client who asked you "to engage in unethical behaviour" put your dismissal quite differently (rightly or wrongly) and the agency came away thinking that you are a bit of a knob. Given this the agency decided to take flight from you.
Given your obsession with calling things as you think they should be called (EB instead of agency or Brochure instead of CV) and your determination to go to the wire on some of the most trivial issues would suggest that you are a bit of nightmare to employ.
Pity more of you don't follow my lead.Comment
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Originally posted by Not So WiseMost, if not all information on a CV is about the individual not the company. Thus is covered by the DPA
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