What would be best choice here?

[LondonManc]

Stay, build the relationship.

In one gig I had on Canary Wharf, I got a rate cut within five weeks of starting. Better the devil you know; I'd imagine it's also easier to extend existing contractors than take on new ones in the existing climate, so there's no guarantee that your new gig is fully signed off anyway.

[kaiser78]

Stay, build the relationship.

In one gig I had on Canary Wharf, I got a rate cut within five weeks of starting. Better the devil you know; I'd imagine it's also easier to extend existing contractors than take on new ones in the existing climate, so there's no guarantee that your new gig is fully signed off anyway.

In Canary Wharf.

Presume the rate cut was because of the client and not because you were in Canary Wharf ?

[LondonManc]

In Canary Wharf.

Presume the rate cut was because of the client and not because you were in Canary Wharf ?

If I was in Canary Wharf I'd want extra money and be claiming for some sort of submersible. Or boat.

[DallasDad]

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HTH

I couldn't resist seeing where that went....

[billybiro]

I would not agreed to have stayed.

Now you have agreed you should stick with it. Clients accept a certain amount of messing about. You are about to cross the line.

What? You're a contractor. Remember that you're nobody's b*tch except your own. Personally, I'd leave and hand one of these to the client on the way out...