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Yup - sounds like a budget fiddle. It's a contractor vs. contractor situation - bag yourself a piece of work with a deliverable >1 month ahead.
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Probably don't know if they will have any budget for contractors in the next financial year.Originally posted by MickeyP View PostI only got a one month extension taking me up to the end of March! Client says they want all contractors to start/end at the same point in time.
Whats that all about? I would worry but it does seem that all the other contractors have been hit with the same and not just me!
Any ideas?
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Here's a calamity of contradictions. Working on a contract for a former permie company on fairly good rate since mid Feb 07. Broken their 51 week rule to deliver a programme, asked to extend 1 extra month to end April then all contractors definitely out!!
Now being lined up for one of their clients as PM delivering data migration programme onsite, 50% increase in rate, plus they will add a % themselves, but for over a year!!!! pimping me up!
What happened to their "contractors out" statement? Oh yes, they're making money out of me so this goes out the window?!
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I only got a one month extension taking me up to the end of March! Client says they want all contractors to start/end at the same point in time.
Whats that all about? I would worry but it does seem that all the other contractors have been hit with the same and not just me!
Any ideas?
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Oh didn't I mention, I also got extended for 6 months... but no rate rise either
Still, happy days until the 6 months are up, then we'll see where we stand.
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Congrats, got a 6 month extension today as well whoop, whoop. Public sector ain't all that bad after all
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Originally posted by moorfield View PostNo rate rise unfortunately - the "in these difficult times post credit crunch" was trotted out a few times (yawn). But I'm not bothered. Nice easy summer of doing not much except posting on the counting thread lies ahead ...

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Guest repliedAre all the ones who report extensions in this thread sitting in 'The City'??Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostDeutsche Bank have a 9 month rule.
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didn't get the contract
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