Originally posted by snaw
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Good point snaw, however the sums of money that they are claiming rather strips the sympathy vote away from them.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyone -
I agree they seem excessive. But put it in the context of the salaries and earnings potential of the sort of people we're talking about (High basics and 100% bonuses) and suddenly it's not always as outlandish as they appear to the layman. Plus I think the tactic usually is go in at a high end to hopefully get the actual figure you want (You'd know that in recruitment mate?).Originally posted by DodgyAgentGood point snaw, however the sums of money that they are claiming rather strips the sympathy vote away from them.Hang on - there is actually a place called Cheddar?? - cailin maith
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Fine, in the context of their job that may be so,. However the sums are probably high enough to punish the wrongdoers but too high for these women to gain sympathy. If these women really want sympathy then they should pledge say 80% of the money to charity.Originally posted by snawI agree they seem excessive. But put it in the context of the salaries and earnings potential of the sort of people we're talking about (High basics and 100% bonuses) and suddenly it's not always as outlandish as they appear to the layman. Plus I think the tactic usually is go in at a high end to hopefully get the actual figure you want (You'd know that in recruitment mate?).Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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One can hardly expect contractors, being themselves paid only for the hours they actually put in, to be particularly sympathetic with any such case.bloggoth
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