Perm to Contract

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northernladuk replied

25 April 2010, 19:24
Is there no way of checking who these sockies belong to?
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cojak replied

25 April 2010, 16:44
Do you work in the UK adminmaster? If your employer does not want you to be a contractor he will be within his rights to say "No".

Apart from that I do not think that we can help. Your English is poor and I am not sure what advice you are asking for.
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adminmaster started a topic Perm to Contract

25 April 2010, 15:14
Perm to Contract

Hello all,

I am thinking of asking my employer to convert me to day rate contract from perm. I have doubt how should i ask as my day rate.

Thinking £1 is my current payrate , is that okie if i ask £2 as my day rate contract???

One my frnd was saying that if u get £1 on permanent , employer will have to spend another £1 as expenses.

So i am planning to ask £2 as day rate in contract.

Pls guide me if i am wrong.

Thanks all.
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