RBS hours of work

[Torran]

project support contractors in RBS in the Gyle?

Cheers

Nae luck

to answer your question, it will depend who you work for but in general they are pretty flexible.

[Support Monkey]

While your at it why not find out what time the sandwich van turns up and what kind of toilet paper do they have in the s***house

[pmeswani]

Interesting question, Rollonfriday, it's one that will surely keep me awake for the next few nights.

I too am going for a contract position at RBS. What I want to know is, do their vend machines sell chunky kit-kats or just the normal ones?

Yes... but you have to buy 3 to get one free.

[lightng]

Does anyone know the hours of work expected for project support contractors in RBS in the Gyle?

Are they flexible re half 8 starts instead of 9?

Cheers

Interesting question, Rollonfriday, it's one that will surely keep me awake for the next few nights.

I too am going for a contract position at RBS. What I want to know is, do their vend machines sell chunky kit-kats or just the normal ones?

[nomadd]

Does anyone know the hours of work expected for project support contractors in RBS in the Gyle?

Are they flexible re half 8 starts instead of 9?

Cheers

As other's have said: check with the client.

I will only work for Central London clients if they offer flexible hours. Many banks won't - I turned down BarCap for my current role as they wouldn't budge on 9-5:30. Current client has been OK, though.

[pmeswani]

What a bizarre question.

That's one way of putting it.

[MaryPoppins]

Does anyone know the hours of work expected for project support contractors in RBS in the Gyle?

Are they flexible re half 8 starts instead of 9?

Cheers

What a bizarre question.

[pmeswani]

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh! Why do people ask such stupid questions on a forum?

Sad as it may sound, Bbcause they can, and they don't know any better.

Ask the bleedin' client. I always ask at interview how flexible they are. I wouldnt put any weight on what someone on a forum told me about when they last worked with said client.

Personally, I would be happy to work extra hours if I felt the work justified it.

[northernladuk]

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh! Why do people ask such stupid questions on a forum?

You are providing a service and cannot be tied to their times else may have an issue with IR35. Tell them what you want to work and see what they say, if it doesn't suit you negotiate.

Ok they all like us to be there 9 to 5 with the permies but you don't have to do this and are better to try avoid this expectation.

Go get your own times.

[BolshieBastard]

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh! Why do people ask such stupid questions on a forum?

Ask the bleedin' client. I always ask at interview how flexible they are. I wouldnt put any weight on what someone on a forum told me about when they last worked with said client.

[pmeswani]

Does anyone know the hours of work expected for project support contractors in RBS in the Gyle?

Are they flexible re half 8 starts instead of 9?

Cheers

When I did some work in Dundas Street, I started early, and finished early, as long as I did the hours. You may want to ask your Project Leader the question on hours, especially if you are expected to be involved in meetings. You may be expected to work longer hours than what your contract states.

[rollonfriday]

Does anyone know the hours of work expected for project support contractors in RBS in the Gyle?

Are they flexible re half 8 starts instead of 9?

Cheers