Providing MyCo's terms of service

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d000hg replied

7 October 2009, 15:55
Yeah it's cheaper than I was expecting. But £120 just for that, which is all I want right now, is still pricey if someone has one to hand

I may consider joining if I need the contract template as well as the T&Cs template.
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malvolio replied

7 October 2009, 14:03
Ah hah... As a member, I can't open the site as a non-member which means I don't see which are marked as member only. Sorry....

Then again, it's only £120 a year. Any idea how much Egos's services cost?
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d000hg replied

7 October 2009, 13:34
They're not free. They are included in what you get as a member, and listed under the various membership plans as such.
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Tarquin Farquhar replied

7 October 2009, 13:19
Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post

At the risk of being accused of being pedantic, they are all free.

You just need to be a member before you can get access to the free templates.

Jeez, I thought I was pedantic.
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TheFaQQer replied

7 October 2009, 13:16
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

Contractor-Agency & Agency-Client are free. Not the other ones sadly.

At the risk of being accused of being pedantic, they are all free.

You just need to be a member before you can get access to the free templates.
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d000hg replied

7 October 2009, 13:12
Originally posted by malvolio View Post

So have I, and I just did it again. Those templates are free. Do you want we should pay you?

Jeez...

Contractor-Agency & Agency-Client are free. Not the other ones sadly.
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DeeElvis replied

7 October 2009, 12:46
i've heard some people left those "non agency" ones on trains. ;-)
just keep your eyes out...
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Pondlife replied

7 October 2009, 12:28
Originally posted by malvolio View Post

So have I, and I just did it again. Those templates are free. Do you want we should pay you?

Jeez...

The non agency ones are for members only.
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malvolio replied

7 October 2009, 12:18
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

I was hoping for something free through the wonders of the CUK community I've helped people in similar ways myself before.
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So have I, and I just did it again. Those templates are free. Do you want we should pay you?

Jeez...
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d000hg replied

7 October 2009, 11:46
Originally posted by malvolio View Post

Sigh...

http://www.pcg.org.uk/cms/index.php?...95&Itemid=1139

Dress code and Conduct are utterly irrelevant, BTW. You're a professional service provider and can manage such things all by yourself.

I was hoping for something free through the wonders of the CUK community I've helped people in similar ways myself before.

I know that dress code and other 'being professional' things should not need to be covered. But on the other hand if it's reasonable a company who has customers visit their premises has something to refer to when a contractor working on-site turns up in shorts and flip-flops. I think it's part of MyCo's policy that employees should conduct themselves appropriately, and I am simply sharing that policy with clients to impress them with our attitude.

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Pondlife replied

7 October 2009, 11:41
PCG have templates available to members I believe.

Edit: Too slow! Just follow the linky from the grumpy chap above.

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malvolio replied

7 October 2009, 11:40
Sigh...

http://www.pcg.org.uk/cms/index.php?...95&Itemid=1139

Dress code and Conduct are utterly irrelevant, BTW. You're a professional service provider and can manage such things all by yourself.
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d000hg started a topic Providing MyCo's terms of service

7 October 2009, 11:34
Providing MyCo's terms of service

Agreed some work direct with a former boss who has now set up his own company. They have not used contractors before so have no contract template in place... so far they have a very simple consultant contract and an employment T&C doc which they want to fuse together, dropping irrelevant parts.

I have heard some contractors say they provide their company's standard T&Cs covering things like dress code and professional conduct, so that it doesn't end up in a contract that you are being told how to act by your client. I don't suppose anyone has a template they could share or knows of one online?
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