If there's no (written) contract, how do you know what the rate for the contract is? And how do you know how quickly you'll get paid?
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New job, but no contract to sign - how dodgy is that?
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostIf there's no (written) contract, how do you know what the rate for the contract is? And how do you know how quickly you'll get paid?
It's based on trust!
I can't understand why all the big corporates have lawyers and endless paperwork for the simplest thing. Surely they should all be able to work based on trust.
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