Originally posted by SimonMac
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Client bitching about hours- pisses me off!
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Errm, Your Company should be billing them for the hours you do for your company. End of.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by mankyspanky View PostWith clients agreement of course.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by SueEllen View Posti think both were on last night.
The story lines are more believable than this thread.Leave a comment:
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i think both were on last night.
The story lines are more believable than this thread.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostNo offense but it sounds like you have openly admitted to fraud (taken days off and billed) and are making a rod for your own backLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by mankyspanky View PostWeekend work is becoming an issue too. I've done a fair bit in evenings remotely and at weekends. In the past they've been ok and I've taken day off and billed.
So they want something done this weekend. No worries we'll just add it to TOIL I say.
Manager says its ok you came in late today so we'll call it quits....
Unbelievable. Contract says 7.5 hours a day. I rarely do less than 8 and they get this for free.
Anything I have to do remotely from home, or weekends goes as TOIL.... but looks like this cheeky git is canning this now!
Fair play to him for maximising contractor resources for free (or at least trying to!)Leave a comment:
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Weekend work is becoming an issue too. I've done a fair bit in evenings remotely and at weekends. In the past they've been ok and I've taken day off and billed.
So they want something done this weekend. No worries we'll just add it to TOIL I say.
Manager says its ok you came in late today so we'll call it quits....
Unbelievable. Contract says 7.5 hours a day. I rarely do less than 8 and they get this for free.
Anything I have to do remotely from home, or weekends goes as TOIL.... but looks like this cheeky git is canning this now!
Fair play to him for maximising contractor resources for free (or at least trying to!)Leave a comment:
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