Aren't they a bit dodgy looking, financial wise? Just got a email asking if I'm interested in a contract with them in Milton Keynes. Tempted to reply with my going rate (which is always far too high for the UK) plus travel expenses (don't agents read CVs?)
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UK branch is separate from the Spanish mothership as its still basically Abbey but re branded Santander UK, if the rate is good it wouldn't put me off contracting with themOriginally posted by darmstadt View PostAren't they a bit dodgy looking, financial wise? Just got a email asking if I'm interested in a contract with them in Milton Keynes. Tempted to reply with my going rate (which is always far too high for the UK) plus travel expenses (don't agents read CVs?)Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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You're not looking for a long career and job security - worst that should happen is you lose a week or two's pay if they fold and really that's massively unlikely... getting canned early perhaps but hey that's contracting.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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How long is the contract? I think they are safe for the next 12 months.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostAren't they a bit dodgy looking, financial wise? Just got a email asking if I'm interested in a contract with them in Milton Keynes. Tempted to reply with my going rate (which is always far too high for the UK) plus travel expenses (don't agents read CVs?)Comment
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Are they offering you a contract or a take over ?Originally posted by darmstadt View PostAren't they a bit dodgy looking, financial wise? Just got a email asking if I'm interested in a contract with them in Milton Keynes. Tempted to reply with my going rate (which is always far too high for the UK) plus travel expenses (don't agents read CVs?)______________________
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