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DIY -limited company - 3-4months

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    DIY -limited company - 3-4months

    edit: deleting this as now it looks silly. Digging around
    Last edited by kingkk; 13 October 2021, 12:03.

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    You need to do some of your own research rather than asking basic questions and sending unsolicited PMs.

    Read the first timers guides in the link on the right hand side of this page. All you need is in there.

    Also use the google search method as described in the Welcome/FAQ sections. Read the other stickies in that section.
    https://forums.contractoruk.com/welcome-faqs/

    Your questions might be one liners to you but take a lot of explaining so better to learn it yourself.

    What does your employer and new client think of you working on each others time? Have you told them? If not why not? Add breach of contract to your list of stuff to research.
    Last edited by northernladuk; 13 October 2021, 11:48.
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      #3
      Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
      You need to do some of your own research rather than asking basic questions and sending unsolicited PMs.

      Read the first timers guides in the link on the right hand side of this page. All you need is in there.

      Also use the google search method as described in the Welcome/FAQ sections. Read the other stickies in that section.
      https://forums.contractoruk.com/welcome-faqs/

      Your questions might be one liners to you but take a lot of explaining so better to learn it yourself.

      What does your employer and new client think of you working on each others time? Have you told them? If not why not? Add breach of contract to your list of stuff to research.
      did the basic research.. not an unsolicited PM at all. it was mentioned by the user that anyone can PM him if starting new.

      Both emp/new client know about it and no issues at all as the other work will be over weekends..

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