"Permanent jobs are much easier to get than contracts, IME"
Depends where you live
"I'm not (usually) one of the £400/day people either, and I started on £20/hr - but that was still enough to be able to build up a buffer."
I'm not saying that it isn't. But not everybody is like you. I don't know if you have a family or a mortgage, but when you have a lot of outgoings and not much comming in, then going from a weekly pay to a monthly one can be tough. Especially tough if you go from one which pays weekly to one which pays monthly, and 30 days after the timesheet is signed (8 weeks)
I'm not one of the £400 per day people, but I'm not a £20/hour one either. I found it hard to move from a fairly crap paying job to the one I'm on now because they had this sit on the payment for 30 days after the month going on.
Depends where you live
"I'm not (usually) one of the £400/day people either, and I started on £20/hr - but that was still enough to be able to build up a buffer."
I'm not saying that it isn't. But not everybody is like you. I don't know if you have a family or a mortgage, but when you have a lot of outgoings and not much comming in, then going from a weekly pay to a monthly one can be tough. Especially tough if you go from one which pays weekly to one which pays monthly, and 30 days after the timesheet is signed (8 weeks)
I'm not one of the £400 per day people, but I'm not a £20/hour one either. I found it hard to move from a fairly crap paying job to the one I'm on now because they had this sit on the payment for 30 days after the month going on.
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