When the client is not the client

[northernladuk]

From what I understand, you are inside the agency regs. You have been introduced, interviewed, offered. The only thing you haven't done is have a quickie with the CEO. Asking you to opt out now should be irrelevant.

Don't forget the rule is introduction or supply and the agencies are taking that line so in their eyes you can still be asked to opt out. I was reading a resource page on the Lorien site that clearly explained that you go for interview, get the gig and then can opt out. I can't find it to save my life now sadly but anyway, there is no case law and the wording is wooly enough for the agents to think they have a case.

[MrMarkyMark]

Don't forget the rule is introduction or supply and the agencies are taking that line so in their eyes you can still be asked to opt out. I was reading a resource page on the Lorien site that clearly explained that you go for interview, get the gig and then can opt out. I can't find it to save my life now sadly but anyway, there is no case law and the wording is wooly enough for the agents to think they have a case.

Of course, you can voluntarily opt out at any time.

Unsure whether I would take Lorien as a golden source .
Agree totally it is all pretty wooly and nothing is proven in case law.

[SimonMac]

Hmmmm, just seen the role has been re-advertised by the agent, guess I have pissed him off

[northernladuk]

Hmmmm, just seen the role has been re-advertised by the agent, guess I have pissed him off

Or you've got a better beard.

[eek]

Hmmmm, just seen the role has been re-advertised by the agent, guess I have pissed him off

Told You So

[SimonMac]

Told You So

Ah well, the joy's of contracting, bit pissed off as I turned down other offers for this one, but again the old adage is until your bum's on a seat nothing is certain