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    Hello all,

    Does anyone know if an agency can reduce your rate by a fixed amount?

    I got a letter saying its going to be reduced by X%, if I didn't accept it then the letter serves as my notice and I will have to leave, doesn't sound quite right to me.

    Any thoughts anyone?

    If the rate was being increased i wouldn't mind:-)

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    Originally posted by fester View Post
    Hello all,

    Does anyone know if an agency can reduce your rate by a fixed amount?

    I got a letter saying its going to be reduced by X%, if I didn't accept it then the letter serves as my notice and I will have to leave, doesn't sound quite right to me.

    Any thoughts anyone?

    If the rate was being increased i wouldn't mind:-)
    Are you working for Barclays? they have reduced contractors rates by 10% this year

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      #3
      Originally posted by fester View Post
      Hello all,

      Does anyone know if an agency can reduce your rate by a fixed amount?

      I got a letter saying its going to be reduced by X%, if I didn't accept it then the letter serves as my notice and I will have to leave, doesn't sound quite right to me.

      Any thoughts anyone?

      If the rate was being increased i wouldn't mind:-)
      Can they give you notice? If so then they can. You accept it or find another gig.

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        #4
        Originally posted by fester View Post
        if I didn't accept it then the letter serves as my notice and I will have to leave
        As long as that tallies with the notice as stated in your contract

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          #5
          Hi all,

          Thanks for the info, they can give me notice, it does tie in, no its not Barclays and its more than a 10% drop:-(

          Its better than no contract in the current economy!

          Thanks,

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