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also thinking about the future - you start doing unpaid weekend work now and the end client is going to think they have an unlimited amount of weekend cover all gratis - all of a sudden those 10 weekends are going to become 12 then 14.
also thinking about the future - you start doing unpaid weekend work now and the end client is going to think they have an unlimited amount of weekend cover all gratis - all of a sudden those 10 weekends are going to become 12 then 14.
Even as a permie I would expect time and a half on a weekend or some other extra. An example recently for me, contracted for 7.5 hours a day, went to client DR site for a test which lasted 15 hours... Billed them for 2 days, I agree with most comments here.. If you're working you should be paid..
Why does this guy's voluntary work piiss you off? He is doing you a favour as the manager will not be calling on you to work weekends. Buy him a drink, and get on with your life instead of wotrrying about some tit with no life.
Why does this guy's voluntary work piiss you off? He is doing you a favour as the manager will not be calling on you to work weekends. Buy him a drink, and get on with your life instead of wotrrying about some tit with no life.
WHS.
No point worrying about a tit with no life.
But a life without tits? I'd worry about that.....
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