Contract Termination Advice
What does the terms and conditions of the contract say
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you have work until the end of Feb and he's given you 3 months notice. He has been gentlemanly about it by giving you plenty of notice so keep working and look for something else starting in March.Originally posted by PurpleWizzard View PostHi ContractorUK,
I was hoping you could give me some advice on my current situation – Over the last year I have been working for a minor British celebrity on both his personal brand and a small side project. It started off as a freelance opportunity to gain experience and later I was offered a year contract with his LTD company.
Yesterday morning, he informs me that he can only keep me on for a further 3 months (end of February 2014). He hasn't actually given a reason for the contract termination, and assures me that my "work has been great and non of this is to do with me".
Legally where do I stand?
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Advice Needed: Contract Termination
Hi ContractorUK,
I was hoping you could give me some advice on my current situation – Over the last year I have been working for a minor British celebrity on both his personal brand and a small side project. It started off as a freelance opportunity to gain experience and later I was offered a year contract with his LTD company.
Yesterday morning, he informs me that he can only keep me on for a further 3 months (end of February 2014). He hasn't actually given a reason for the contract termination, and assures me that my "work has been great and non of this is to do with me".
Legally where do I stand?
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