Agencies - ask me to agree to contract without seeing it - that old chestnut

[aoxomoxoa]

I'm trying to wind up NLUK.

FTFY

[northernladuk]

FTFY

But for once he actually isn't. I know OG's methods and he is a little different to most bums on seats, single gig contractors. He is being mean saying that without saying why though as it gives the wrong message to the newbs. The little tinker...

[Old Greg]

But for once he actually isn't. I know OG's methods and he is a little different to most bums on seats, single gig contractors. He is being mean saying that without saying why though as it gives the wrong message to the newbs. The little tinker...

Now, now. In the other thread, where relevant, I gave excellent advice to get a contract reviewed despite my own practie.

[northernladuk]

Now, now. In the other thread, where relevant, I gave excellent advice to get a contract reviewed despite my own practie.

Yep, very important that practie.

[Old Greg]

Yep, very important that practie.

This is a psychodrama thread, so normal standards do not appley.

[SueEllen]

I never get my contracts reviewed.

You work direct mostly.

My direct contracts tend to be nicely drafted - a few of them have been like the PCG template so haven't been reviewed.

The majority of agency contracts I've had are dreadful. They have meaningless phrases put in by someone who must have limited reading comprehension skills, they try to get my company to indemnify them against the world and his wife, and the numberings do not make sense.