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Guest repliedIs this for a Mayfair-based consultancy firm by any chance?Originally posted by BCT View PostI am looking to change contracts, and received my new contract today, but before signing I wanted to get opinions on a specific detail.
It states that the service hours are 9 hours per day, whereas with my current contract it doesn't state specific hours per day, and I work the standard 7.5 - 8 hours a day. I don't mind doing a bit of extra time, but it seems a strange requirement when the UK standard is 7.5 hours, and to be honest I don't want to be held to it to the letter.
Is this pretty standard, or something I should ask to have amended?
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A lot of my work involves musing while going for a stroll, so I wouldn't be overly concerned.Originally posted by psychocandy View Post****** hell it gets worse. I saw one the other day that said it was a minimum of 8 hrs worked per day and thought that was a bit much.
Betting they mean 9 hrs work (i.e. 10 hours there). Getting moneys worth out of contractor.
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****** hell it gets worse. I saw one the other day that said it was a minimum of 8 hrs worked per day and thought that was a bit much.
Betting they mean 9 hrs work (i.e. 10 hours there). Getting moneys worth out of contractor.
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Not standard. Offer to increase your daily rate by 20% to cover their non-standard business requirements.Originally posted by BCT View PostI am looking to change contracts, and received my new contract today, but before signing I wanted to get opinions on a specific detail.
It states that the service hours are 9 hours per day, whereas with my current contract it doesn't state specific hours per day, and I work the standard 7.5 - 8 hours a day. I don't mind doing a bit of extra time, but it seems a strange requirement when the UK standard is 7.5 hours, and to be honest I don't want to be held to it to the letter.
Is this pretty standard, or something I should ask to have amended?
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New contract states 9 hours per day
I am looking to change contracts, and received my new contract today, but before signing I wanted to get opinions on a specific detail.
It states that the service hours are 9 hours per day, whereas with my current contract it doesn't state specific hours per day, and I work the standard 7.5 - 8 hours a day. I don't mind doing a bit of extra time, but it seems a strange requirement when the UK standard is 7.5 hours, and to be honest I don't want to be held to it to the letter.
Is this pretty standard, or something I should ask to have amended?Tags: None
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