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What to charge for IT contracting with Security Clearance
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostThe rule of thumb is hourly rate = permie annual salary / 1000 - so 28K a year would give you £28 an hour or £200-250 a day.Comment
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Originally posted by Cliphead View PostBeen SC cleared at the highest level since the 70's.Comment
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Originally posted by Vdubster187 View PostHighest level being DV, you've been lucky to keep that for so long considering it expires after 3 years without renewal. So you have been in a SC requirement role for 40 plus years? that's impressive.Comment
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Originally posted by Cliphead View PostBeyond DV. Suck it and weep.Comment
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Originally posted by Vdubster187 View PostHighest level being DV, you've been lucky to keep that for so long considering it expires after 3 years without renewal. So you have been in a SC requirement role for 40 plus years? that's impressive.
I have done half my contracts on sc. it never gets me a better rate, it just causes ag and is a pia
the only benefit is that you might get a job because the opposition is not sc.
Anyone who uses it as a selling point, ot banks on it is a bonehead imo
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post<cough> watch it newbie - theres some seriously impressive dudes on here.
I have done half my contracts on sc. it never gets me a better rate, it just causes ag and is a pia
the only benefit is that you might get a job because the opposition is not sc.
Anyone who uses it as a selling point, ot banks on it is a
bonehead imo
I believe my title asked the question of how much to charge? not (please give me some abuse as you are so much greater than me and more experienced) True?
I simply asked for advice nor to receive smart ar3e comments and to be under minded.
Thank you again for your advice its very helpful.Comment
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Originally posted by Vdubster187 View Postzzzzzzz I'll give you a shout next time I cant sleep. Maybe you can tell me more about this.
You know nothing.Comment
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Originally posted by adubya View Post"SC" is a clearance level, not sure what "SC at the highest level" is ?Comment
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