Originally posted by psychocandy
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Got to put your health and wellbeing and that of your family at top of your list.
Generally, client/employer comes about 33 (just behind my cat).
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Originally posted by whirlpool View PostRecently because of ill health i had to leave a 6 week contract a third of the way through. Although i regret my decision i feel that it was in my best interests. I wonder if anyone else had to take this course of action or if they stuck with it.
(I had not worked for some time before this due partly to the recurring ill health).
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Depends what you mean by health, and regretting your decision.
Was the contract directly affecting your health? eg stress, depression (I'm not asking what it was!) - I'd bin it quick smart.
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Leaving a contract early
Recently because of ill health i had to leave a 6 week contract a third of the way through. Although i regret my decision i feel that it was in my best interests. I wonder if anyone else had to take this course of action or if they stuck with it.
(I had not worked for some time before this due partly to the recurring ill health).Tags: None
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