Suity Panto Scene 5 Act 1 (Immensely long knotted tale)

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Contract was between MyCo and Agency for delivering services to Company C. No mention of ClientCo in the contract. So what's to stop me just going direct anyways?

The contract between clientco and company c.

You may want to force the issue by stating that while you are happy to engage directly with end clientco or even company A, Company C are in breach of contract and so you can't and won't work with them..

Important question: opted in or opted out

[DirtyDog]

Contract was between MyCo and Agency for delivering services to Company C. No mention of ClientCo in the contract. So what's to stop me just going direct anyways?

The contract between Company C and ClientCo will probably have a clause preventing it. If you didn't opt out, then that clause becomes void.

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The contract between Company C and ClientCo will probably have a clause preventing it. If you didn't opt out, then that clause becomes void.

This is however Jersey where different rules may apply. The killer one of which is:-

Does clientco need suity more than it needs the other things Company C are doing...

Personally I would try to find a way to work with clientco via company A as that just introduces too much pain for Company C to deal with....

[suityou01]

The contract between Company C and ClientCo will probably have a clause preventing it. If you didn't opt out, then that clause becomes void.

I honestly wouldn't credit Company C with being that organised. I was supplied to Company A, not ClientCo. So sure enough if there was something in place it wouldn't allow me to contract direct with Company A. It is a chain.

Suity > Agency > Company C > Company A > Client Co

So

Suity > Company A would not be possible unless opted in.

Suity > ClientCo? Can't see that being a problem.

[d000hg]

Hourly rate. OK if normal day rate was for arguments sake £450 per day, what's a fair hourly rate?

If you like the extra money to work an hour or two in the evenings, I'd just convert as normal i.e. divide by 7-8.

If you think you're doing them a favour, add a bit but no particular reason you should charge more if you're doing it on your schedule from home.

[suityou01]

If you like the extra money to work an hour or two in the evenings, I'd just convert as normal i.e. divide by 7-8.

If you think you're doing them a favour, add a bit but no particular reason you should charge more if you're doing it on your schedule from home.

And given that last week's timesheet is still not signed .....

[barrydidit]

Hourly rate. OK if normal day rate was for arguments sake £450 per day, what's a fair hourly rate?

£450/8?

Assuming they're not expecting you to fly out there for a half hour meeting.

I can't believe the Suity panto is still only in the first act

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£450/8?

Assuming they're not expecting you to fly out there for a half hour meeting.

I can't believe the Suity panto is still only in the first act

I don't regard it as a panto more a soap opera.....

[suityou01]

£450/8?

Assuming they're not expecting you to fly out there for a half hour meeting.

I can't believe the Suity panto is still only in the first act

Re-read thread title you twit.

[MarillionFan]

I don't regard it as a panto more a soap opera.....

Take the High Road.