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pmeswani replied

16 January 2009, 12:21
Originally posted by Solidec View Post

If you don't get paid for overtime, why would you do it unless you are happy to do it for free?

You need to get the client to agree to pay overtime and then work that through the agent.

Or agree time off in lieu. Some clients would be happy with giving you time off for doing extra hours.
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Bluebird replied

16 January 2009, 12:11
It's not "overtime" - It's additional work over & above that stipulated in the contract for services.

for stuff like this I send a seperate invoice
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Solidec replied

15 January 2009, 20:59
If you don't get paid for overtime, why would you do it unless you are happy to do it for free?

You need to get the client to agree to pay overtime and then work that through the agent.
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BolshieBastard replied

15 January 2009, 20:18
Originally posted by cartridge_uk View Post

Has anyone ever heard of a subcontractor being allowed to claim overtime when they were specifically told they couldnt.

Er, surely the timesheet \ invoice doesnt get signed off if its got more money on it than the agreed rate?
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Beefy198 replied

15 January 2009, 17:55
Is it in the contract?
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cartridge_uk started a topic overtime

15 January 2009, 15:54
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Has anyone ever heard of a subcontractor being allowed to claim overtime when they were specifically told they couldnt.
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