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My first ever contract was supposed to be for 2 weeks, six months later..... -
Originally posted by DaveB View PostJust extended up to 24. Already talking about the next one.
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going to end up as just under 12....Originally posted by NickFitz View PostHow long is it now? My best was three months that turned into twenty-three...merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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If I stick at this place then it will take me to 12 months. however there is a stack of work building up so I'd like to think I could another 6 months tagged at the endComment
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It all turned into a bit of a debacle. Updates posted on the Public Sector Contracting thread but the tl;dr version is that a couple of hundred contractors basically refused to sign it, panic ensued and the offending contract was withdrawn. Previous version reinstated for another 3 months, possibly longer, and the Clients commercial guys are going to go away and redraft it with Capita, with input from the PCG (hopefully).Originally posted by norrahe View PostDidn't you say you had problems with the contract or did you sort that out in the end?"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Well the invoicing numpties have sorted things out received remittance advice today to say I had been paid yesterday.
So it seems I don't have to suffer the 45 day payment terms as last weeks invoice went through in 7 days!
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But it took them 45 days to sort out the 7 day paymentOriginally posted by norrahe View PostWell the invoicing numpties have sorted things out received remittance advice today to say I had been paid yesterday.
So it seems I don't have to suffer the 45 day payment terms as last weeks invoice went through in 7 days!

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Well that was for my first invoice, but last weeks invoice was paid within 7 days.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostBut it took them 45 days to sort out the 7 day payment
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In other news, Mr N had an interview this morning and starts his new job on Monday
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And the sun has got his hat on
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