Do they have payroll capabilities for contractors ? Last year while discussing a specific role with one of their HR persons, he mentioned they do have it. He has now moved to a different company, so I cannot write to him to check whom to send the application to.
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Payroll capabilities?
Well, a friend currently contracts there, through his Ltd, via an agent.
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eh?Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyCast again mate, maybe somebody will bite ...
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Are you saying the OP is fishing, or I am the OP or what?Originally posted by Stevie Wonder Boy
Speak up old bean.Comment
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I am not an agent
If MS do have their own payroll, I was wondering how can one reach them directly. Their careers site do not advertize contract roles like blooombrg do. So I was looking for an emailid which is publicly available for contractors to send across their CVs. I know many agencies are out there, just want to avoid them if possible.
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MS have outsourced their recruitment function to Resource Solutions so try to contact them directly to find out - Resource Solutions - Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO) (there is a link to MS on there)Originally posted by raphal View PostI am not an agent
If MS do have their own payroll, I was wondering how can one reach them directly. Their careers site do not advertize contract roles like blooombrg do. So I was looking for an emailid which is publicly available for contractors to send across their CVs. I know many agencies are out there, just want to avoid them if possible.Comment
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Yes they were quite bad. I remember having a vetting interview when I was there that took about an hour which was bad enough.Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyPrepare to meet your nemesis. The vetting process alone will make you wish you had stayed in India.
I moved departments as part of one extension and had to go through the whole process again
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