'No thanks' contract of the day

[tino]

Their argument will be , you have to protect yourself anyway even if you were not working for your company.
So No

But surely without the contract you wouldn't BE in the country?

[FarmerPalmer]

Their argument will be , you have to protect yourself anyway even if you were not working for your company.
So No

No need, and thus illegal in the UK apparently since 1937 because apparently we have a very good Police force.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_pol...7_Firearms_Act

unless of course you are in the 10,000 well connected in the UK that do have them for personal protection, e.g. every MP and former MP, ex-RUC etc

However Pakistan is a different story - You'd want (or actually NEED) personal protection there. So if you worked in Pakistan it could be deemed a business need.

[darmstadt]

Wimp!

And the rate was crap! Mind you I then went over and worked in Tel Aviv and was staying in the hotel over the road when Mike's Pub was bombed. Getting too old for all that tulip, i.e.

• Military coup while in Nigeria in the 60's. Had armed guards stationed round the house and only place you could sleep was in the hallway as there were no windows there
• Was on the tube train behind the one that got caught in Kings Cross fire. Sat in a tunnel for hours without knowing what was going on
• Got caught in race riots in London (very scary)
• Had to live through the Paris student riots in the 60'S
• Woke up in the middle of the night once in hospital with a priest giving me the last rites!!!
• And more...

Must be something in my genes to get caught in dodgy situations

[d000hg]

About 4 years ago, that role in PK was £1kpd*, so guesses as to what it is now?

*Well, actually it was more of a GSM role, but very similar spec

I'm not sure if I should be guessing £500 or £1500

[the_duderama]

And the rate was crap! Mind you I then went over and worked in Tel Aviv and was staying in the hotel over the road when Mike's Pub was bombed. Getting too old for all that tulip, i.e.

• Military coup while in Nigeria in the 60's. Had armed guards stationed round the house and only place you could sleep was in the hallway as there were no windows there
• Was on the tube train behind the one that got caught in Kings Cross fire. Sat in a tunnel for hours without knowing what was going on
• Got caught in race riots in London (very scary)
• Had to live through the Paris student riots in the 60'S
• Woke up in the middle of the night once in hospital with a priest giving me the last rites!!!
• And more...

Must be something in my genes to get caught in dodgy situations

Awesome! The most exciting thing that's every happened to me was going to London for an interveiw during the second lot of failed bomb attempts. Central London with no people or traffic was scary.

[Board Game Geek]

II was due to go through King's Cross at that time, but changed route 10 minutes before it kicked off.

Can't say it affected me. I don't believe in luck or fate.