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OMG NorthernladUK, you sound like a benign Uncle.....are you well?:eek
Actually, OP you have (above) the best advice a timorous newbie could get. Easy for us to joke but not so easy being sole contractor early in your career....strong risk of going native too quickly.... you are a...
It's been a long thread so excuse me please, but are we saying you never go to the pub or is it one of the county council sort of places where, when they go, they cheese real drinkers off by queuing up to buy and pay individually, while dangling their IDs on chains around their necks? Or are...
"(even if they couldn't due to budget or simply not enough work to justify)" Good job some of your clients are polite then 'cos the truth might be more than you could bear.
As the sensible ones have said, you don't want to start a storm in a teacup. However, without getting stroppy, you are a business too, with commitments, just like the client and the agency. If the t/s are usually signed weekly then that should continue regardless of a change in authority...