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Then you haven't met Threaded. Poor thing only has 2 Lambos, and one of them looks like this:
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I didn't know such poverty existedOriginally posted by PondlifeI wouldn't get out of bed for anything less.
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1. Agreed !!!Originally posted by ViktorThis thing tells a lot about the "serious business" of some agencies...FFS with all the crappy and dodgy agencies around, how can they manage to get clients? The points are:
1. The clients or HR departments are idiots
2. The client doesn't bother. Who cares if we pay 50% commission...?
3. Cheap contractors are the main market for those cowboys and each agency like this one will disappear from the market in 2 years time...
2. Yep!!! - sad but true !!!
3. Fingers crossed !!!
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I had that happen too. I was honest about itOriginally posted by MeerkatOn a similar note, just got my contract through for my next job. It states 300 a hour rather than day. Fab! Wonder if i sign it can i hold them to it
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If they sign it, then you could use it in court. Whether you'd win in court is another matter.Originally posted by MeerkatOn a similar note, just got my contract through for my next job. It states 300 a hour rather than day. Fab! Wonder if i sign it can i hold them to it
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This thing tells a lot about the "serious business" of some agencies...FFS with all the crappy and dodgy agencies around, how can they manage to get clients? The points are:
1. The clients or HR departments are idiots
2. The client doesn't bother. Who cares if we pay 50% commission...?
3. Cheap contractors are the main market for those cowboys and each agency like this one will disappear from the market in 2 years time...
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On a similar note, just got my contract through for my next job. It states 300 a hour rather than day. Fab! Wonder if i sign it can i hold them to it
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Finally a decent rate for contractors
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