Originally posted by ecc83
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Negotiating payment for additional hours
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostThats the problem with daily rate....
This comes up a few times and I use the example of billing 31 days in June last year!
TOIL is tricky as you may have plenty of time off to take when they bin your contract but they wont sign your timesheet. So unless you're on very good terms with the client bill, or at the very least don't build up a big reserve of time due.Comment
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Originally posted by ecc83 View PostHave opened discussions with client, along the lines of "an additional days worth of services needs to result in an additional billed day". Their response is "extra hours during the week are included in daily rate, but weekends are billable."
The case continues...Comment
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Originally posted by Scoobos View Post"If I provide services to Client Co and don't claim the hours from the client, I am responsible to give the Agent the money they would have earnt, had I have claimed it!!!"Free advice and opinions - refunds are available if you are not 100% satisfied.Comment
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I asked the agent for my upcoming role what the hours were and he said "9 to 5, but because contractors are paid more, you will have to work longer hours occasionally.". What???Comment
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Originally posted by Rabotnik View PostI asked the agent for my upcoming role what the hours were and he said "9 to 5, but because contractors are paid more, you will have to work longer hours occasionally.". What???Free advice and opinions - refunds are available if you are not 100% satisfied.Comment
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Originally posted by Wanderer View PostWhat he means is that you are getting paid a tulipload of money and they don't want someone clock watcher moaning about the occasional extra few hours.Comment
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