Wise words - thanks for that - I've fully engaged the client who, rather annoyingly, admitted that they hadn't actual paid the invoices presented by Qualitas (grovelling apology etc etc) HOWEVER, under the EAA regs (PART II - GENERAL OBLIGATIONS 12 (a)) Qualitas are legally obliged to pay up whether they have received payment from the client or not - I guess this is why I'm facing a wall of silence as to admit they weren't paying me due to the client not paying them is an admission of guilt
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Could you also enable PM on my account please?Comment
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Hi Admin Please enable my PM too.
<admin note>Done</admin note>Comment
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Anybody on the inside able to comment, if they can, on what's going?Comment
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It depends if you opted in or out of the regs !? If you didn't opt out, then your contract should not have anything linking your payment to the payment from client to agency.Originally posted by SCW3142 View PostComment
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UPDATE - my client has finally gotten hold of the CEO and has secured a promise from them to pay me this Friday - (strange sense of deja vu going on here) - albeit only the money they should have paid on 15 January - I'll post here if they comply or renege on that.
I get a sense that the client hasn't paid Qualitas for a while as they have knocked back invoices as they didn't quote a PO number - why Qualitas would continue to sit on unpaid invoices and not chase them is beyond me and whilst it doesn't justify not paying me I can sort of understand it.
I'll repost Friday...Comment
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Phil - can you let me know how you came across this info?
Admin - can you enable PM on Phil's account so we can take this off line?Comment
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HI All,
The advice is too sit and wait. Once the agreement is signed our money should be released.Last edited by Contractor UK; 4 February 2010, 10:01. Reason: Please PM admin if you can substantiate and I will reinstateComment
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that all sounds jolly cosy. will there be buttered scones for tea?Last edited by Contractor UK; 4 February 2010, 10:02.Comment
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