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Moving from Permanent to Contract world
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Wait until you get ill too. It takes a lot more to keep you in bed when you know you won't get paid if you don't work. -
I have experienced that, although I had to take a day off when the wife was ill and there were no baby sitters for the kids :-(Originally posted by Bunk View PostWait until you get ill too. It takes a lot more to keep you in bed when you know you won't get paid if you don't work.
Although I still think that there is more money in contracting that there was in the equivilant perm roles. I take home a couple of thousand pounds a month more now than then.Comment
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I find the opposite is true, having so much money in the bank means I know I could live a decade without working. So why make myself ill just for more numbers in a bank account.Originally posted by Bunk View PostWait until you get ill too. It takes a lot more to keep you in bed when you know you won't get paid if you don't work.Comment
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