Roles with rates like this I have seen filled with people from the new EU countries who had no experience working in the UK and needed some "history" in their CVs. After a year or two they would have moved on to something better paid.
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£39k was a lot more than I was getting in my little wind down to retirement job baffling the hoi polloi with electronics.
It's Swansea, boyo, there's tidy then, what did you expect?When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Well he's contacting you isn't he.I do often wonder what sort of candidates they get for these sort of roles?
Maybe he's looking for some idiot that posts everything in professional forums only to have them constantly moved to general as they don't have the common sense to work out where it should go.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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infosys supplies resource at a rate of £200/day
so even they would not take it upComment
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Infosys blended rate is about £500 a dayOriginally posted by Andy2 View Post
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For a finance house, not DVLA...Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View Post
Blog? What blog...?
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Usually they run the model of:Originally posted by malvolio View PostFor a finance house, not DVLA...
- 1/3 bod salary,
- 1/3 back-office headcount, assets depreciation, equipment, rent, employee finding fee etc
- 1/3 profit.
*there might be some leeway but limited by bod downtime, relocation costs, visa costs etc.
So minimum a consultancy would go for is at least 3x min salary a bod would take.
40k x 3 = 120k / 228 = £526pd
Or at least that is what I've heard.Comment
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Ahh an FTC, a permi but with a fixed end date. Surprisingly not an oxymoron.Comment
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