Contract with N/A r.e. overtime

[psychocandy]

If you want to be paid a premium rate for 'overtime,' you need to get this agreed and in the contract before you start. If you're not happy with it, dont start because once you do, you'll find it virtually impossible to get in included afterwards.

Its only a minority of contractors who can get a contract between them and the client that says if they are on site for 30 mins, they get paid the full day rate. The majority of contractors wont get this in their contracts.

But by definition isnt this what everyone has though? If your there at all in the day you get a standard rate.
Im just pointing out that most clients would go nuts if you tried this one.

Much easier if the understanding was what a standard day is.

[d000hg]

Ermm, clearly I'm the minority then

I think we'd all agree you're not normal