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46 week rule at the bank I'm at here in sunny Chester Business Park...!And on the eighth day God said, "Okay, Murphy, you're in charge!" -
'fraid its all true.
I've just done my first week at Radders (what a place by the way!) and am in the same boat. 6 months, no notice but can be potted whenever.
Absolutely loving it here though
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Originally posted by Mephisto View Post'fraid its all true.
I've just done my first week at Radders (what a place by the way!) and am in the same boat. 6 months, no notice but can be potted whenever.
Absolutely loving it here though

I'm so jealous !! I did a gig back there in 1999 / 2000 for about 12 months. Best gig I ever did. Single lad.... full of totty.... you can guess the rest...
I'd love to go back....
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Ditto the above
I'm currently at Barclays, on my third stint, but have always been London based. The contract terms are standard and have been for years. As others have said, if you have a good relationship with the people you're working with notice isn't an issue. However if the project goes tango uniform or you screw up then you'll be out on your ear. Which is to be expected - you're a contractor after all.Originally posted by efcfan View PostI have been offered a 2nd interview with Barclays for a "6 month" contract at Radbroke Hall, but have been informed by the agency that Barclays insist that they can terminate the contract without notice, whereas the contractor has to complete the contract and cannot give notice.
Has anybody else experienced this sort of thing with Barclays ?
To be honest, isn't a no-notice contract a good indicator for IR35? No permie would get those terms. My contract is also no-notice on my side, there's an exemption clause that removes the 4 week/1 month notice period.Comment
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It wasn't you in the squash court captured on the security camera was itOriginally posted by ChrisPackit View PostI'm so jealous !! I did a gig back there in 1999 / 2000 for about 12 months. Best gig I ever did. Single lad.... full of totty.... you can guess the rest...
I'd love to go back....
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Wish it was.Originally posted by BA to the Stars View PostIt wasn't you in the squash court captured on the security camera was it
I was there just after the 'Barclays Bonk' scandal...
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Ooooh do share....Originally posted by ChrisPackit View PostWish it was.
I was there just after the 'Barclays Bonk' scandal...
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You got fired for sexual harassment?Originally posted by ChrisPackit View PostI'm so jealous !! I did a gig back there in 1999 / 2000 for about 12 months. Best gig I ever did. Single lad.... full of totty.... you can guess the rest...
You jacked off at your desk?
You stalked loads of women?
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'Barclays Bonk' was the headline on the front page of The Sun as 2 people got caught on CCTV shagging on the tennis courts after a Barclays do...Originally posted by Mephisto View PostOoooh do share....
...and you wonder why I loved working there... Totty-tastic
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What's it like now there at Radbroke? Some people said it's gone down hill now and all the contractors are of a 'heads down and get on with it' mentality...Originally posted by Mephisto View Post'Absolutely loving it here though

I'd still love to go back, though I doubt it'll be as good as last time having accumulated some "wife and kids" baggage now
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