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The mistake you've made is posting in General, this is the equivalent to the back seat of the bus, you can't just sit down here and balloon... -
Brilliant, really enjoying it. He starts his first contract in January.Originally posted by sasguru View PostWHS. How's fatherhood, doggy?Comment
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He he. It's a good gig, if knackering....Originally posted by Churchill View PostBrilliant, really enjoying it. He starts his first contract in January.Hard Brexit now!
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Thanks for the advice. I've looked at all the costs and can make it work. Been out of work can shake the confidence levels.Originally posted by stek View PostYeah seems rates are quite a bit lower in Europe plus loads of extra cost, I've considered it but plenty for me here, my only costs are my £200 season ticket.
One thing to watch: a colleague of mine was all set for a gig in Paris, signed and sealed - ended up it suddenly disappeared due to French labour laws, which seem to totally piss on EU rights if there's a French bloke without a job waiting in the wings, ability to do the job not required...
Shame about the morons here - would have expected better from fellow IT contractors.Comment
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How?by f**king off to Paris?Originally posted by AllezFrance View PostThanks for that - I've been out of contract for a few months. Now at least I can enjoy Christmas and treat my family.
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January? You're giving him Christmas off? You're going soft ChurchyOriginally posted by Churchill View PostBrilliant, really enjoying it. He starts his first contract in January.
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he'll be needing an agent thenOriginally posted by Churchill View PostBrilliant, really enjoying it. He starts his first contract in January.
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Who are you calling a contractor?Originally posted by AllezFrance View PostThanks for the advice. I've looked at all the costs and can make it work. Been out of work can shake the confidence levels.
Shame about the morons here - would have expected better from fellow IT contractors.
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It seems you maybe an agent (unlikely if you have so much time to post) so not suprised in your inability to understand the thread. I start work in the first week of January.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostHow?by f**king off to Paris?
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Doing what?Originally posted by AllezFrance View PostIt seems you maybe an agent (unlikely if you have so much time to post) so not suprised in your inability to understand the thread. I start work in the first week of January.Hard Brexit now!
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