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always follows the 10% rate cut...
Our place has just been hit with a headcount reduction, and not in banking.
Doesn't look good going forward.I'm alright Jack -
[QUOTE=BlasterBates;1934059]always follows the 10% rate cut...
Our place has just been hit with a headcount reduction, and not in banking.
Doesn't look good going
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My contract is with a small company so I have a good rate . Small companies don't have the time or the contacts at the home office to obtain visas for non EU citizens .Comment
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Yet next door is hiring en masseComment
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What I love about being a contractor, you embrace risk of not being needed and you move somewhere else. You adapt and are agile, you go where the money is, no loyalty to any company.Comment
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I'm with you, but most are disguised enployees...especially in banking.Originally posted by Unix View PostComment
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That they are perhaps not expecting it?Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyAnd your point is what? That makes every contractor at a bank a lesser being?
Originally posted by MaryPoppinsOriginally posted by vetranComment
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Makes me wonder how the market will absorb 14000 souls. I bet half of them will be middle managers with no tech skills to speak of...Comment
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The report says 70% of the cuts will be in the UK. I expect that the Daily Mail be running a story about how house prices will be impacted by this.Originally posted by yasockie View PostComment
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Not before they report on the "bloodbath"...
Bloodbath at Barclays as it axes 7,000 investment bankers in massive cull of 19,000 jobs | Mail Online
You can guarantee if Barcap are doing it, other banks will follow.'Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual'. -
Nick Pickles, director of Big Brother Watch.Comment
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