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Maybe there is another side to all these stories that a) your friend isn't telling you b) you can't see or c) chose to ignore and feel the world is ganging up on you unfairly.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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I like this masonryan poster. He fills a gap in the market left vacant when The X-Files left our screens.
The staffing industry is both regulated and competitive yet he seems to think that the most efficient use of our time is to sit round scheming with the end clients on how to supress the plucky contractor.
Candidate not selected for contract role seeks libel damages, honestly you couldn't make it up
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There has been some amount of tulipe on this forum over the years, but this take this biscuit.Originally posted by masonryan View Post
Therefore the basis for rejection was false and my friend considers it libelous and defamatory.
It's their opinion, based on the interview. Maybe he didn't interview very well, maybe they though he was bulltulipting the senior level knowledge whatever that may be.Comment
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Was thinking exactly the same NLUK, expecting the next instalment to be "The police turned up at my work place because of my mate Mickey who got into some trouble at the weekend while I was with him and they arrested me, can I claim those hours on my timesheet as I still had 4 hours to go and it werent my fault I was arrested".Comment
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It's not an opinion, it is an inaccuracy, a denial of facts.Originally posted by jmo21 View PostIt's their opinion, based on the interview. Maybe he didn't interview very well, maybe they though he was bulltulipting the senior level knowledge whatever that may be.Comment
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I think anyone with a vested interest in an agency should declare so before posting in these threadsOriginally posted by Andy Hallett View PostI like this masonryan poster. He fills a gap in the market left vacant when The X-Files left our screens.
The staffing industry is both regulated and competitive yet he seems to think that the most efficient use of our time is to sit round scheming with the end clients on how to supress the plucky contractor.
Candidate not selected for contract role seeks libel damages, honestly you couldn't make it up
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Err I doOriginally posted by masonryan View PostI think anyone with a vested interest in an agency should declare so before posting in these threads
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I don't need to make it up. Agents have failed to pay me, betrayed me and lie to me almost in every sentence. People need to learn the cons they are being subjected to.Originally posted by Andy Hallett View PostI like this masonryan poster. He fills a gap in the market left vacant when The X-Files left our screens.
The staffing industry is both regulated and competitive yet he seems to think that the most efficient use of our time is to sit round scheming with the end clients on how to supress the plucky contractor.
Candidate not selected for contract role seeks libel damages, honestly you couldn't make it up
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It's all starting to make sense now.Originally posted by masonryan View PostI don't need to make it up. Agents have failed to pay me, betrayed me and lie to me almost in every sentence. People need to learn the cons they are being subjected to.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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