It's fairly standard for expenses to be paid by the agent only on receipt of payment from the client.
Most clients and agents want separate invoices for them.
Expenses are treated differently from time - if the first post had mentioned it was about expenses, you'd probably have got a quicker answer.
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It’s not uncommon for expenses to be paid on payment rather rather than on submission.Originally posted by Sgpg View PostYes I do understand how and when I will be paid within the contract. It was not in there.
I have since received clarification that this specifically covers expenses which talks about approval which I met, but does not mention that the agency needed paying before this is passed back to me.
There will be a clause about expenses but it’s likely to be vague and only talk about approval in advance.
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What payment terms are in your contract? Ask the agency to comply with them. If they won't tell the end-client that you may have to leave. Do Dunning and then leave if they give you hassle.Originally posted by Sgpg View PostYes I do understand how and when I will be paid within the contract. It was not in there.
I have since received clarification that this specifically covers expenses which talks about approval which I met, but does not mention that the agency needed paying before this is passed back to me.
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Yes I do understand how and when I will be paid within the contract. It was not in there.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI'm pretty sure you'll have a contract that you should cover all this and you should have read before you signed. You shouldn't be starting work if you don't understand how and when you get paid at the very least.
I have since received clarification that this specifically covers expenses which talks about approval which I met, but does not mention that the agency needed paying before this is passed back to me.
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the organisation i work for pay its suppler in 90 days end of month - expect payment around February 28thOriginally posted by Sgpg View PostI work for an agency who intern is being paid by a client services organisation who then deal with the direct client. Bit of a complex 3 way relationship.
This morning I happened to ask when my first October invoice will be paid and was told by the agency, when they are paid by the client. I am pretty sure I am not responsible for them being paid by the client?
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I'm pretty sure you'll have a contract that you should cover all this and you should have read before you signed. You shouldn't be starting work if you don't understand how and when you get paid at the very least.
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What does your contract say?Originally posted by Sgpg View PostI work for an agency who intern is being paid by a client services organisation who then deal with the direct client. Bit of a complex 3 way relationship.
This morning I happened to ask when my first October invoice will be paid and was told by the agency, when they are paid by the client. I am pretty sure I am not responsible for them being paid by the client?
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Payment being held up due to client?
I work for an agency who intern is being paid by a client services organisation who then deal with the direct client. Bit of a complex 3 way relationship.
This morning I happened to ask when my first October invoice will be paid and was told by the agency, when they are paid by the client. I am pretty sure I am not responsible for them being paid by the client?Tags: None
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