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Master Service Agreement?
Thanks, yes, that sounds like what it's saying, as far as I can tell! I wasn't sure if I'd be permitted to work with another client if there was no current engagement related to this MSA.- UhOh
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Master Service Agreement?
It's a 10 page contract so I'm not sure if there's anything that would be particularly bad for me to agree to. Is that QDOScontractor.com you're refering to?- UhOh
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Master Service Agreement?
Hi, After recently switching to contracting I've been asked to sign an ongoing Master Service Agreement, after which Statement of Work contracts will be added/appended for individual projects. All new to this, so is there anything I should be wary of? Thanks in advance!- UhOh
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Wipro consultancy rate
Well, hopefully I'll make some :) At least I'm being being given fair warning about what may lie ahead from you guys!- UhOh
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Wipro consultancy rate
Thanks Tarbera, had a quick look at rental accomodation and they seem to be for at least 6 months minimum unfortunately...- UhOh
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Wipro consultancy rate
Hi Nucastle, Thanks for the input. The rate is a lot more than what I'm on at the moment and I probably won't travel home that often, though I do have a house and mortgage here in the UK. I'm not sure how that will be affected! :freaky:- UhOh
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Wipro consultancy rate
Hi Cojak, The timescale is 6 to 12 months, but it can be extended until Nov 2018, "until completion of the project". I get to cover the expenses (travel, accommodation, etc unless work related), I think due to the Dutch 30% tax ruling..?- UhOh
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Wipro consultancy rate
Hmm, I'm about to sign a contract with Wipro for a job in the Netherlands so this thread doesn't fill me with confidence. I'm currently in the UK and will have to relocate. The recruitment company that contacted me about the role will be the umbrella, providing 64% retention rate, with some...- UhOh
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