State of the Market

[northernladuk]

i thought we'd got shot of this paranoid whining conspiracy theorist.

Sadly not.

[GigiBronz]

Sadly not.

no wonder this forum is turning to tulip being run by numpties like you.

conspiracy theorist? I thought that’s a badge of honour after everything that came out about the vaxxes and what the central banks are going through now.

not quite sure why I am here though, I still believe that similar to any other mainstream media sources, this place is in control of some form of information agency that pays people / has AI bots to control the narrative.

if this is no longer a place for the truth, then I would be happy to be kicked off, similar to last time.

[Snooky]

Do your own research

The classic social media response from internet "experts" who fail to substantiate their BS

[Fraidycat]

Jobserve countdown doom.. currently showing 22,500 jobs. I think it was over 40,000 last Monday.

No post budget bounce, infact the opposite.

When does the New Tax year rally in the Job Market normally start?

[PerfectStorm]

Jobserve countdown doom.. currently showing 22,500 jobs. I think it was over 40,000 last Monday.

No post budget bounce, infact the opposite.

When does the New Tax year rally in the Job Market normally start?

Sometime between July and the August Holiday

[SussexSeagull]

Sometime between July and the August Holiday

Just in time to wind down for Christmas.

[Bluenose]

Jobserve countdown doom.. currently showing 22,500 jobs. I think it was over 40,000 last Monday.

No post budget bounce, infact the opposite.

When does the New Tax year rally in the Job Market normally start?

I tracked the activity last year, there was a bounce from Mid-May through to end of June, market was good in June and then it deteriorated fairly rapidly all the way through 2022.

Burner is dead today, its not a good start for a Monday.

[jamesbrown]

Just in time to wind down for Christmas.

But only in a leap year.

[PerfectStorm]

Can I just check we all got the memo about not throwing fellow contractors under the bus by accepting "X days in office" roles?

[eek]

Can I just check we all got the memo about not throwing fellow contractors under the bus by accepting "X days in office" roles?

0 days in the office and you better be brilliant otherwise the work will be off-shored.

Current project (and client) is 0 days in the office but I'm not taking that as the future.