Rullion - not paid on time - are they going bust?

[Taita]

An excellent suggestion, nine out of ten times late payments are resolved simply by calling

They are sound enough so just call them and politely ask them when you can expect to be paid. Try charm rather than panicked belligerence which is probably what the accounts department have had to put up with for the last couple of days!

[Safe Collections]

Have you tried picking up the phone and talking to them?

An excellent suggestion, nine out of ten times late payments are resolved simply by calling

[stek]

I've worked with Rullion.

Me too - first (proper) contract was through them, Jane Smythe, think she's still there in the Altricham office.....

[cojak]

I've worked with Rullion.

Incompetency as opposed to insolvency I expect.

Give them a call and find out.

[kingcook]

Are you an Infrastructure PM by any chance ?

Haha! Nope, i'm a Developer

[TestMangler]

Have you tried picking up the phone and talking to them?

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to kingcook again.

Are you an Infrastructure PM by any chance ?

[BolshieBastard]

Have you tried picking up the phone and talking to them?

LOL but spot on!

Never ceases to amaze me people posting on an internet forum as first option.

I'd doubt rullion are going bust. I worked with a couple of contractors at my last client who were through rullion, they said they always got paid later than contractors with other agencies but if you're bothered, phone 'em up first.

[kingcook]

Despite our timesheets being submitted and approved ahead of the Rullion set deadline they have failed to pay all contractors where I work - does anyone know if they are in financial difficulty?

What should we do to avoid losing our money should they go bust?

Have you tried picking up the phone and talking to them?

[FiveTimes]

Despite our timesheets being submitted and approved ahead of the Rullion set deadline they have failed to pay all contractors where I work - does anyone know if they are in financial difficulty?

What should we do to avoid losing our money should they go bust?

what excuse are they giving ? Maybe they bank with Natwest

In all seriousness you have a couple of options from walking off site to informing client and somewhere in between.

[Old Greg]

Despite our timesheets being submitted and approved ahead of the Rullion set deadline they have failed to pay all contractors where I work - does anyone know if they are in financial difficulty?

What should we do to avoid losing our money should they go bust?

No idea but get in there first.

[tvr450]

Despite our timesheets being submitted and approved ahead of the Rullion set deadline they have failed to pay all contractors where I work - does anyone know if they are in financial difficulty?

What should we do to avoid losing our money should they go bust?