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  • Lance
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    Originally posted by fidot View Post
    Although i those 20 days can be worked over the course of a "reasonable period"
    yes, but as the contract will be terminated 20 days after notice served, the only reasonable period is within those 20 days.

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  • fidot
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    Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
    So it's basically a month notice period
    Although i those 20 days can be worked over the course of a "reasonable period"

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  • ladymuck
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    So it's basically a month notice period

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  • northernladuk
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    Wonder if they've been burned by some contractor giving notice and then saying they are unavailable for the duration.

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  • Lance
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    I think it's very clear. And is the latter.

    It's just pointing out that they expect 20 days of work after notice has been given. Probably to make sure that a sesnible handover is possible. Without doing the full 20 days I expect they'd refuse to pay a single day.

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  • WTFH
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    Originally posted by eek View Post
    It's very badly written but I suspect it's the latter..
    I agree, I think what they are saying is:
    Even if you try to walk away before your first day on site, you are still expected to work 20 days
    and
    If you hand in your notice, but have already e.g. booked a 2 week holiday, then we’re still expecting 20 days work, on top of any time off.

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by Lancslad View Post
    Can I ask your guys advice on the following clause in b2b contract

    “ The Associate Company shall be engaged by xxx under this Agreement with effect from xxxxxx and to the dates specified in Schedule 1, unless and until terminated by the Client or Xxx, giving 20 working days’ written notice or by the Associate Company giving written notice and completing 20 working days on the Assignment. Such notice must be worked within a reasonable timeframe.

    Does this mean that associate company is only required to give written notice as long as they have worked 20 days OR do they have to work 20 days after they have given notice?
    It's very badly written but I suspect it's the latter..

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  • Lancslad
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    Contract notice

    Can I ask your guys advice on the following clause in b2b contract

    “ The Associate Company shall be engaged by xxx under this Agreement with effect from xxxxxx and to the dates specified in Schedule 1, unless and until terminated by the Client or Xxx, giving 20 working days’ written notice or by the Associate Company giving written notice and completing 20 working days on the Assignment. Such notice must be worked within a reasonable timeframe.

    Does this mean that associate company is only required to give written notice as long as they have worked 20 days OR do they have to work 20 days after they have given notice?

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