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Guest replied

10 January 2005, 23:13
Rates that you agree in your contract are legally binding.
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10 January 2005, 16:01
Banks: 400-600
Not banks: 200-300
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Guest replied

10 January 2005, 15:29
www.jobstats.co.uk
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Guest replied

10 January 2005, 15:25
Thanks for the Advice.

I've been contracting for a while now and wonder why
there isn't a reasonable way of checking rates/skill.

The best way would surely be other contractors.
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Guest replied

10 January 2005, 14:08
Wrong board for that sort of question.

Try the doley's board (General)
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Guest started a topic Rates

10 January 2005, 13:01
Rates

Any ideas on average rates at the mo?

VB
.NET (C#/VB)
South East.
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