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agency haven't paid me due to problems with client
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Originally posted by craig1 View PostNot necessarily. I've seen a good few contracts with a clause that says that if the end-client does not pay the agent then the agent can withhold future payments and even reclaim payments already made. Being opted-in makes contractual clauses like that irrelevant.nomadd liked this postComment
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Originally posted by nomadd View PostYep, Modis tried to pull that stunt on me at a renewal a few years back. I simply sent the contract back with that section removed using bright red ink. I also signed and dated the change I'd made, and let them know by email. The final, signed contract they sent out had the clause removed.
Surely they cant get it back from your bank account?Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostHow do they reclaim payments made?
Surely they cant get it back from your bank account?
They would just simply stop paying any outstanding invoices, and then send you a "demand" for the return of prior payments until they had their dispute (and payment) with the client resolved - even if that took years. And if you'd signed such a contract with them, you'd be obliged to hand back the cash until it was resolved.
Funny thing is, I thought Modis were just being mental. And yet I've seen it on several contracts since, as other posters have pointed out. Still, anyone signing such a stupid clause deserves all they get (or not get, as the case may be...)
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okay guys quick update for you.
Just spoken to the agent, and he's given me assurances that the funds will be deposited into my account tomorrow. Just two doubly sure, I spoke to someone in payroll to make sure the message had been relayed and that everyone was on the same page.
Payroll, and informed me that no information regarding depositing funds into my account had been relayed to them.
I told them of my confusion, and the reiterated the message I have been told by the agent. payroll the spoke to the agent,and then called me to inform me that I should not be discussing this issue with them and that the agent would get back to me.
What on earth is going on? I don't want an ugly situation I just wanted to be paid and getting with other thingsLast edited by strawberrysmoothie; 10 October 2011, 14:12.Comment
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Not unknown for agency to mess around with the payment mind....Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by strawberrysmoothie View Postokay guys quick update for you.
Just spoken to the agent, and he's given me assurances that the funds will be deposited into my account tomorrow. Just two doubly sure, I spoke to someone in payroll to make sure the message had been relayed and that everyone was on the same page.
Payroll, and informed me that no information regarding depositing funds into my account had been relayed to them.
I told them of my confusion, and the reiterated the message I have been told by the agent. payroll the spoke to the agent,and then called me to inform me that I should not be discussing this issue with them and that the agent would get back to me.
What on earth is going on? I don't want an ugly situation I just wanted to be paid and getting with other things
You're a contractor. The agency pay you. Procurement pay the agency.
I think you need to do some reading.lBlog? What blog...?Comment
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Originally posted by strawberrysmoothie View Postokay guys quick update for you.
Just spoken to the agent, and he's given me assurances that the funds will be deposited into my account tomorrow. Just two doubly sure, I spoke to someone in payroll to make sure the message had been relayed and that everyone was on the same page.
Payroll, and informed me that no information regarding depositing funds into my account had been relayed to them.
I told them of my confusion, and the reiterated the message I have been told by the agent. payroll the spoke to the agent,and then called me to inform me that I should not be discussing this issue with them and that the agent would get back to me.
What on earth is going on? I don't want an ugly situation I just wanted to be paid and getting with other things
If he replies, you'll probably get paid. If he doesn't then you're unlikely to get paid.Comment
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Originally posted by malvolio View Post"Payroll"? WTF?
You're a contractor. The agency pay you. Procurement pay the agency.
I think you need to do some reading.lOriginally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Originally posted by strawberrysmoothie View Postokay guys quick update for you.
Just spoken to the agent, and he's given me assurances that the funds will be deposited into my account tomorrow. Just two doubly sure, I spoke to someone in payroll to make sure the message had been relayed and that everyone was on the same page.
Payroll, and informed me that no information regarding depositing funds into my account had been relayed to them.
I told them of my confusion, and the reiterated the message I have been told by the agent. payroll the spoke to the agent,and then called me to inform me that I should not be discussing this issue with them and that the agent would get back to me.
What on earth is going on? I don't want an ugly situation I just wanted to be paid and getting with other things
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