One week's notice

[psychocandy]

No it's not (on the most part). It's business and all part of being a flexible resource that's bottom of the pecking order when it comes to budget and work. If you think that is unfair and crappy you shouldn't be contracting. Would you throw extra budget and bend over backwards for your suppliers when you don't need them? I doubt it.
Despite what you think clients aren't out to get you, hate you or purposely try and make your life a misery for fun.

Never said that. Its just sometimes they could act a bit more fairly sometimes I think.

But then again, tesco dont treat they're suppliers that well I understand lol.

[northernladuk]

Never said that. Its just sometimes they could act a bit more fairly sometimes I think.

Odd thing is I can't think of a client that hasn't and I think many more would say the same. Only seems to be you that has a real life examples to fit every 'client screwed me' post for some reason.

But then again, tesco dont treat they're suppliers that well I understand lol.

Because they have position power. The suppliers are still supplying them though.