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  • The Lone Gunman
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    You already said it all.
    I cant see your agent playing ball without a bung as they are being cut out.
    Clientco may have some difficulty here too. They will have handcuff clauses with the agent.

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  • HankWangford
    started a topic Agent, ClientCo & Service Compnay

    Agent, ClientCo & Service Compnay

    I currently contract through an agency at ClientCo. ClientCo has now signed a deal with a 'outsourcing' deal with an IT Service Company and proclaim they will not do any more business with recruitment agencies.
    ClientCo would like me to stay and work through Service Company.
    How do I stand? My contract is up tomorrow, client has not yet told agency of their new deal with the Service Company. I really need to speak to the agent and ask if they would chase me through the courts if I switch to Service Company or maybe we could do some kind buyout deal.
    Any ideas??
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