hmm, someone at client co is concerned about long term contractors (ie me!), as apparently after a certain length of time they gain "rights" (I'm assuming he means employee type rights)
This is not true, surely?!
This is not true, surely?!
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It is not true : but some gigs still act like it is.Originally posted by east_of_the_sun View Post
At Deutsche Bank contractors are limited to 9 months. And at JP MOrgan they are limited to 3 years. I bet there are others.... -
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wasn't the EU/NuLabour going to bring in these "rights", which would have just meant people would be paid less and be taxed and regulated more- just as socialists/commies like itComment
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Nope you don't gain any employment rights.
Everybody who works for a company regardless of whether they are permanent, temp, on a fixed term contract, subcontractor or a contractor working through own limited/umbrella company, has rights in law under the various discrimination acts and health and safety at work acts from day one."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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2 years at most HBOS sites (if there are any still left).Comment
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You have the right to not remain silent, according to the police adverts
Originally posted by cailin maithHang on - there is actually a place called Cheddar??
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