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Are agencies....
43Dumb2.33%1Taking the p*ss11.63%5A bit of both?86.05%37a) dumb
b) taking this piss
c) a bit of both?
Just got my new contract through the post today from a well known agency, and asteriked on the bottom is the line:
the Opt Out is a requirement under the Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Business Regulations 2003?? I must have read another version of the act to them.The returning of this agreement is a legal requirement to protect both parties from insurance liabilities and the Opt Out is a requirement under the Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Business Regulations 2003
Hell, I'm not even a lawyer but by simply reading up on the act I know this is a load of crap, it's scary to think that these big PLCs have huge teams of lawyers and still come out with this rubbish.
If it wasn't for the fact that I was going to sign it anyway I would have returned the letter with a polite note telling them to swivel on it.
Although just for the crack I might let them know they're a lying bunch of **** anway....
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