Hi,
There are some items in my current contract that seem a little strange to me, so I wonder if you guys could have a look and tell me your thoughts - is this stuff to be expected or is it an issue? Thanks in advance.
The "Hiring Schedule" includes:
Initially Assigned Contractor: <my name>
Notice Period
<agency> to <my company>: NA
<my company> to <agency >: NA
<agency> to contractor: 5 days
This seems very odd - the contract is very short (an initial scoping piece with an extension promised) but to have the notice periods set up like that?
I also have a "Work Order" which contains the following:
The Period of assignment may be extended by <agency> if required.
Either Party can terminate this Work Order by given two (2) weeks notice to the other party.
Combined with the other items in the "Hiring Schedule" I really don't understand what these mean. The WO contains the rate, does this mean I have to give notice if I want to renegotiate? And does it mean they can extend it without my consent?
Yours, some what confused ........
There are some items in my current contract that seem a little strange to me, so I wonder if you guys could have a look and tell me your thoughts - is this stuff to be expected or is it an issue? Thanks in advance.
The "Hiring Schedule" includes:
Initially Assigned Contractor: <my name>
Notice Period
<agency> to <my company>: NA
<my company> to <agency >: NA
<agency> to contractor: 5 days
This seems very odd - the contract is very short (an initial scoping piece with an extension promised) but to have the notice periods set up like that?
I also have a "Work Order" which contains the following:
The Period of assignment may be extended by <agency> if required.
Either Party can terminate this Work Order by given two (2) weeks notice to the other party.
Combined with the other items in the "Hiring Schedule" I really don't understand what these mean. The WO contains the rate, does this mean I have to give notice if I want to renegotiate? And does it mean they can extend it without my consent?
Yours, some what confused ........
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