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Originally posted by Wanderer View PostCan you not take the timesheet to the signer and get them to sign it there and then while you stand there?
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Originally posted by Safe Collections View PostEr say what? The agency want you to do their credit control for them? That's a new one on us!
They will probably still sit on your payment even if you do mention it Glad it all got sorted in the end
To be honest, its a little annoying that client takes a while to sign timesheet, but I've had it so good that I'm not going to kick off at client after a week. Pretty sure payment terms with agency are 30 days and, in the past, I've usually got paid after 1-2 weeks.
Interested to see what happens if we go past 30 days and agency still won't pay me because client hasn't signed. After all, I don't have a SIGNED timesheet yet so I'm assuming I can't play hardball with agency?
Agreed this is a strange way to do things but in the past its worked well. I guess agency not happy with this new guys attitude to signing timesheets!
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostBut agency phoned me this am to ask me to put pressure on the guy to sort it out this month. Its only the 8th today so only 7 days since invoice and they want me to start hassling this fella...
Originally posted by psychocandy View PostSorry fellas - do it yourself? Im not going to arsey with the client after 7 days just so you can get paid.
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Well it got paid last month after.
Found out that the clients process has changed and this one particular guy now has to sign off. In the past he's the one who's been supposed to sort out extensions but never does until the last minute. Before someone else must have signed off because there was never a problem but not pleased to hear its him now.
He signs off on some of the permies expenses and they wait months which winds them up! Hes well known within the client for being slow at sorting things out.
But agency phoned me this am to ask me to put pressure on the guy to sort it out this month. Its only the 8th today so only 7 days since invoice and they want me to start hassling this fella...
Sorry fellas - do it yourself? Im not going to arsey with the client after 7 days just so you can get paid.
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Originally posted by kaiser78 View PostThat'll be a No...
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostNot opted out but I'm wondering if it makes any difference for me since I'm not in possession of a signed timesheet at any point?
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Originally posted by kaiser78 View PostPresume you are 'opted out' then ? This is one of the reasons why I always look to stay 'opted in' so that agency has to pay regardless if client co has or not.
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostTo be fair, never normally a problem. Timesheets submitted directly to agency who then get them authorised by the client and then pay within about 14 days of invoice which is dead good.
However, recently, client appears to have been slower and slower authorising timesheets and agency won't pay until they do. Mildly irritating.
Not a big problem at the moment, but just in case, where do I stand? In effect, I don't have an authorised signed timesheet from the client so I can't tell the agency tough luck pay up fellas, can I?
I guess I'm not the first. Very earlt days yet but how long after client can't be arsed to sign off despite friendly reminders do you start playing hardball with them? BTW - I know its the client they've admitted it. At first, I thought it was agency delay bulltulip.
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Not helped by the fact mind that the guy who oks the timesheets is in a completely different country as well!
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostWhy don't you actually talk to the client and find out if they are having problems?
It could be that they have changed their process in submitting timesheets, the person doing it is away and someone else is, etc.
Alternatively it could be the agency playing up.
Regarding not having a timesheet if it all goes a bit pear shaped, as long as the client will confirm the hours worked the agency will struggle to deny the claim.
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