Terminating a Contract

[nomadd]

If you are a bloke, turn up to work in a dress and suspenders one day.

Could be a problem if his boss is into that type of thing...

[pmeswani]

Could be a problem if his boss is into that type of thing...

I guess it is important to guage one's manager's opinion to those things before trying, I guess. How would the manager react if a bloke wore suspenders.

[SueEllen]

If you are a bloke, turn up to work in a dress and suspenders one day.

That's when you find out someone in charge is a cross-dresser or closely related to one.

If you are a female, go into work looking like a goth recovering from a hangover.

Doesn't work if you work with people with teenage children.

You are probably better of either being honest or hitting someone.

[Optimus Prime]

Attempt to play nice. Tell the client that you'd like to leave. Tell the agency you'd like to leave and ask for a sub.

If nothing happens, inform your client that you are going on leave for the next 6 months.

[pmeswani]

You are probably better of either being honest or hitting someone.

Fair point.

[Old Greg]

That's when you find out someone in charge is a cross-dresser or closely related to one.


Doesn't work if you work with people with teenage children.

You are probably better of either being honest or hitting someone.

I read that as 'hitting on someone'. Worth a go.

[Darksider]

Come clean to the client. They won't really want someone around who doesn't want to do the job. I would definitely suggest doing this AFTER you've got your last pay (be it weekly or monthly). However, don't expect to be using the agency you're with in the near future.

[Bacchus]

Could be a problem if his boss is into that type of thing...

This could prove a turning point in the contract and the OP may decide to stay after all

Contracts can be broken/revoked/superceded by mutual agreement of the contracting parties; as others have said discussion is the key here (and almost always)