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ssrai replied

5 May 2007, 08:19
Originally posted by where did my id go?

Isn't it the other was around - no notice period means you must complete the full contract.

Whats the contract duration - the one week notice after 25 makes it sound like a rolling contract ?

it's a nine month contract.

so what's the i) worse and ii) most realistic response form the agency if i left the contract early?
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where did my id go? replied

4 May 2007, 16:04
Isn't it the other was around - no notice period means you must complete the full contract.

Whats the contract duration - the one week notice after 25 makes it sound like a rolling contract ?
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Sockpuppet replied

4 May 2007, 09:00
Agreed (without seeing the whole thing).

I'd go for zero notice on all parties though. Nice IR35 pointer.
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ssrai started a topic No Notice period?

4 May 2007, 08:52
No Notice period?

I've been analysing the T&C's in my contract from the recruitment agency and noticed the following within the 'Termination' section:

1 day for the first week, 4 weeks for the next 25 weeks, 1 week thereafter from [agency name here]

To me, it looks like I (as a Ltd company) don't have to provide any notice to my current employers (and can abort the assignment immediatley), as no mention has been made within the T&C's. Would you guys agree?
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