No explicit termination clause mentioned for me where as consultancy can terminate me

[MattZani]

Do you not think if it's left blank it's more likely someone hasn't filled it in? Why not speak to the agent and ask them? Further backed up with the 0.00 hours working week.

You have to apply a bit of common sense sometimes you know. It'd a hardship but has to be done sometimes

Yes, you are totally right.
I admit I was extremely naive as it was my first gig and had no clue whatsoever about how things go (not that I know much more now..).

Anyways the contract I'm talking about started last december, with already 2 extensions (always with the 0.00 working hours thing ) and so far I've always been paid.

I was just wondering if I can turn my naivety to my favour

[northernladuk]

Yes, you are totally right.
I admit I was extremely naive as it was my first gig and had no clue whatsoever about how things go (not that I know much more now..).

Anyways the contract I'm talking about started last december, with already 2 extensions (always with the 0.00 working hours thing ) and so far I've always been paid.

Get your contract checked by QDOS every time (except when it's an extension and it's the same word for word).

I was just wondering if I can turn my naivety to my favour

No you can't. You'll just prove your naivety and move on to making yourself look stupid.

[TheFaQQer]

Both fields were left blank. So the contract mentions the notice period but with nothing written. Does it mean my notice period is 0 (days/weeks/whatever) and can leave whenever I want?

No, it means that you cannot give notice. I suspect that you've got a draft or standard contract where the details haven't been populated - I would not rely on being able to terminate the contract with no notice in this scenario.

[Cenobite]

Has anyone come across such situation?

I had a contract like that with e-Resourcing. I'd never walked out of a contract before so thought what the hell. Unfortunately it was the worst contract I've ever had and after a few months I told the client about the situation and asked them to let me go.

[MattZani]

No, it means that you cannot give notice. I suspect that you've got a draft or standard contract where the details haven't been populated - I would not rely on being able to terminate the contract with no notice in this scenario.

Thanks. I'd better get in touch with the agent to get the amendments i want put in words and stay home until it's all done