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Being blackmailed to sign new, backdated contract
I asked the provider throughout July for a new contract - there response was first to lie and say one was in the post, then later said do not worry - the contract has rolled over. As they only indicated on 5th August that they were making changes to the contract, I don't see how it can be legal...- uk2016
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Being blackmailed to sign new, backdated contract
ah, my earlier post hasn't shown yet. Worked here for 4 years. Originally was: me (via my ltd company) -> service provider -> bank services Since 1st July 2015 changed to: me (via my ltd company) -> service provider -> new firm -> bank services The new firm was part of the bank consolidation...- uk2016
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Being blackmailed to sign new, backdated contract
Not many changes: 1. Overtime rate reduce from 1.5 to 1.15 2. extra condition that i will not get paid, unless they have been paid by the client 3. I think this is the critical one. They have changed the client name. It was orginally: the bank services They have now changed it to: the large...- uk2016
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Being blackmailed to sign new, backdated contract
thanks for replies.. thanks for replies.. It's a complicated situation. I started 4 years ago, setup my own limited company, and have a subcontractors agreement with this service provider. The service provider then has the contract with the end client - the services division of a a bank. So...- uk2016
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Being blackmailed to sign new, backdated contract
Dear all, I had a contract with my management services provider, and my own limited company, until end of June this year. I continued working in July, with the approval of the provider who stated that the contract had "rolled over" - meaning all terms and conditions are carried over. On the 5th...- uk2016
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