Worked at a bank in Frankfurt and there was no car parking and if you didn't get there before 7 then there was bugger all car parking in any side streets. If I couldn't find anything within a 5 minute walk I used to just go home and back to bed. **** 'em.
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Surely your chauffeur just drops you off at the front door and waits at the service station for you all day before picking you up again???What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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I hire a down at heel permie (there's plenty to choose from) to meet me at the main entrance and park the car for me.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Yep at certain grocer's Head Office in West Yorkshire. Park on the road outside and your windows get smashed by the locals. Lovely place.Originally posted by zoco View PostLate for my first day as I got to client co and they told me no spaces for contractors. Anyone had this before.?
Had to walk half a mile
Probably don't want us making the permies jealous
Dual pricing in the staff restaurant too.Blood in your pooComment
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WHSOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostWHS
It amazes me how many contractors at interview and before starting never talk about.
1. Time off for holidays
2. Parking arrangements
3. Bringing own equipment
4. Early starts early finishes for travelling
5. Weekend work
6. Dress code
Etc.
Top of the list of questions is flexibility and parking. I have often caught clientco out with these questions and in the end turned down any subsequent offer.Comment
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Morrison's I assume. Asda has plenty of parking nearby.Originally posted by Sausage Surprise View PostYep at certain grocer's Head Office in West Yorkshire. Park on the road outside and your windows get smashed by the locals. Lovely place.
Dual pricing in the staff restaurant too.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Yep I have heard about how they treat contractors. Sounds like the last place I would ever want to work.Originally posted by eek View PostMorrison's I assume. Asda has plenty of parking nearby.Comment
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#4 first, then #2.Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostWHS
Top of the list of questions is flexibility and parking. I have often caught clientco out with these questions and in the end turned down any subsequent offer.
Not that I ask #4 as such - more of a case of telling the client at the intial phone stage that I leave early (12) on Friday - If they don't like it then that's the end of the call.
I can park on-site at my current client co as there's 5* more spaces than could possibly be needed by permies.Comment
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Should point out I've worked at neither. But worked nearby the latter for a while.Originally posted by eek View PostMorrison's I assume. Asda has plenty of parking nearby.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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