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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostThe unfortunate thing is that while it's the contractors earning that money for them, they're the people that the agencies give fewest tulips about. They really do treat contractors badly; hardly a shame if the bad ones have to restock supermarkets instead.
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Originally posted by cojak View PostWe’re seeing this already Andy, both with agencies and umbrellas.
Brookson has raised concerns for example.
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The unfortunate thing is that while it's the contractors earning that money for them, they're the people that the agencies give fewest tulips about. They really do treat contractors badly; hardly a shame if the bad ones have to restock supermarkets instead.
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We’re seeing this already Andy, both with agencies and umbrellas.
Brookson has raised concerns for example.
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Agencies Going Bust
I wrote this on LinkedIn today:
Andy Hallett on LinkedIn: #furloughed #covid19 | 18 comments
For those lucky enough to be in contract, as businesses you should be speaking to your customers (in most part the agencies) and asking how your payments are looking and what they are doing to ensure it is made on time.
Based on 20 years experience I am hoping it's fine, fearing a bloodbath.
Available on this thread or via PM if anyone needs advice.Tags: None
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