Missing notice from agent

[MrMarkyMark]

I might add I'm usually involved in fixing consultancy feck ups, or training their so called highly skilled staff.

The best bit is to then watch them blow out the consultancy
game altogether and turn contractor.

I've had a few successes over the years with that

[northernladuk]

#ruinedbybee

[MrMarkyMark]

#ruinedbybee

Ex-Accenture they ruin anything connected with technology, its in the blood

[NotAllThere]

Ex-Accenture they ruin anything connected with technology, its in the blood

#ruinedbybee

Please get back on topic. I've done my (poor) best.

[MrMarkyMark]

Please get back on topic. I've done my (poor) best.

Fair play. Apologies.

The OP has got some good solid points, if he searches through the dross

[jmo21]

Last year I had a contract cancelled 4 days before I was due to start.

Client co paid me for a week as an apology, probably as they use a lot of contractors.
(Agent could have received 2 weeks, I'll never know!)

I worked with a contractor once who got fired as he wasn't very good, and they paid him 2 weeks notice.

"Cool story bro" I guess, but these type of payments can happen.

[SueEllen]

Last year I had a contract cancelled 4 days before I was due to start.

Client co paid me for a week as an apology, probably as they use a lot of contractors.
(Agent could have received 2 weeks, I'll never know!)

I worked with a contractor once who got fired as he wasn't very good, and they paid him 2 weeks notice.

"Cool story bro" I guess, but these type of payments can happen.

I've been paid in the past due to a contract being cancelled and know others who have. I've also got SFA in the past when a contract has been cancelled.

It really depends on what's in the contract but you shouldn't expect to be paid. If you are treat it as a bonus.