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The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't exist -
Public sector organisation I'm contracting at is extending all IT contractors due for renewal shortly. Things are changing so rapidly that I'll wait till I see the paperwork before getting too carried away.
We're also continuing with hiring lots of permies but slowing things down, mainly because of shortage of people to do interviewing as they are maxed out on BAU work handling current events.
A big unknown for hiring organisations is clearly when staff will be able to work from the office again. Virtually onboarding new starters is obviously more difficult and less desirable, especially for permies.
An ex-colleague of mine started a new senior IT role yesterday, he's trying to come to terms with the fact he won't likely meet his new team for months.Comment
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I was due to start new role 1st week of April. All preliminary checks have been completed and successful. Client called me just now and said they have pulled the plug on the project and are very sorry. Well, Understandable at times like these.
I now have time for few more certifications until normality returns.Comment
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Originally posted by BigDataPro View PostI was due to start new role 1st week of April. All preliminary checks have been completed and successful. Client called me just now and said they have pulled the plug on the project and are very sorry. Well, Understandable at times like these.
I now have time for few more certifications until normality returns.
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Originally posted by BigDataPro View PostI was due to start new role 1st week of April. All preliminary checks have been completed and successful. Client called me just now and said they have pulled the plug on the project and are very sorry. Well, Understandable at times like these.
I now have time for few more certifications until normality returns.Comment
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Proposed package for self employed question:
Only worked with my PSC for a year and claimed the minimum salary per month...what hope do I have of a package? A lot of talk of the average over three years which I myself don't fall naturally into.Comment
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Originally posted by Dhrucku View PostProposed package for self employed question:
Only worked with my PSC for a year and claimed the minimum salary per month...what hope do I have of a package? A lot of talk of the average over three years which I myself don't fall naturally into.Make Mercia Great Again!Comment
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Originally posted by Dhrucku View PostProposed package for self employed question:
Only worked with my PSC for a year and claimed the minimum salary per month...what hope do I have of a package? A lot of talk of the average over three years which I myself don't fall naturally into.Comment
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Originally posted by Paralytic View PostWhere are the details of this proposed package?Comment
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostIt doesn’t exist yet, in proposal form or otherwise. People are being confused by an opp’n amendment to the Coronavirus Bill (won’t be accepted). The gov’t hasn’t shown its hand on self-employed workers yet, but I think they will be focused on sole traders, not arbitrary handouts via the SA system, but who knows (answer: no one, yet).
@Dhrucku, I don't think you're going to get an answer...Comment
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