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just to clarify I am being offered a daily rate.
It might seem a bit petty to some be haggleing over 30 mins but it all adds up and I dont want to be held to ranson to do a min of 8 hours a day which I think is what the current contract terms imply.
Think it's time to pay for a full contract review!Comment
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If I was on a daily rate then I would expect (as a pro) to be able to decide how many hours I needed to work to get the job done. I if do the job quickly then I get to leave early - if I have problems then I stay later. Everyones happy.
Terms like those shown in the OP are out of order - I wouldn't sign up to a contract like that.Do what thou wiltComment
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8hrs with or without breaks?
It gets worse as some clients include lunch in the hours and some don't. So for some clients that could mean 9-5 including 1hr lunch and others mean 9-6 not including 1hr lunch.Comment
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