Precedence Of Work Schedule Over T's & C's

[TheBA]

Correct. My 3rd paragraph says that. We work on a T&M basis so only get paid for work we do. If the client has no work for us then that's that. Luckily enough most clients won't pull this as things will get very mercenary very quickly if they do.

You did, I hadn't seen your further reply. (anyone else find the app doesn't always update?)

Apart from an out of courtesy point, I'm struggling to understand we expect notice periods to be anything more than a few days/ a week. If you're not performing, you should know. If the project is on the rocks you should know. In my experience, projects can be pulled unexpectedly but that's the exception.

[SueEllen]

You did, I hadn't seen your further reply. (anyone else find the app doesn't always update?)

Apart from an out of courtesy point, I'm struggling to understand we expect notice periods to be anything more than a few days/ a week. If you're not performing, you should know. If the project is on the rocks you should know. In my experience, projects can be pulled unexpectedly but that's the exception.

You need to hit the refresh button frequently with the app.

Some clients do oddly have 4 week notice periods and I've met contractors who have have been paid 4 weeks when their projects were canned.

Personally I view 4 weeks with suspicion.

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