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Previously on "Client bitching about hours- pisses me off!"

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  • SlipTheJab
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    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    OMG that's funny. He even replied to his own sockie. That's hardcore!!!

    And there was me thinking he couldn't sink and lower lol.
    Split personality... and he's barely got enough for one most days

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  • CloudWalker
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    I had this guy question me when I left on time about why I didn't work late. I questioned him about his 5 smoking breaks he took daily.

    End of Discussion

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  • northernladuk
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    OMG that's funny. He even replied to his own sockie. That's hardcore!!!

    And there was me thinking he couldn't sink and lower lol.

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  • cojak
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    Originally posted by mankyspanky View Post
    Jeez. This guy is unbelievable.....

    Meeting request for 9am today. I declined. Sorry I'm not in until 10am and reminded him why.

    (Basically, I sorted this at last contract renewal. About 2-3 days a months due to childcare, I come in at 10am or leave at 4pm. Let client know plans for the month in advance).

    Answer well you really need to be here for this meeting! Yeh right so the worlds going to stop spinning because you want me at this meeting. I'll just leave my daughter at home alone and won't bother dropping her to childminder. People like this piss me off!
    The world doesn't owe you a living psychocandy.

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  • DallasDad
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    Originally posted by Bee View Post
    LOL

    Now I know what tulip means.
    It took me a while as well

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  • Bee
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    Originally posted by Bee View Post
    I don't care about the working hours. What is important it's the productivity and the quality, everything else is bulltulip.
    LOL

    Now I know what tulip means.

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  • Bee
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    I don't care about the working hours. What is important it's the productivity and the quality, everything else is bulltulip.

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  • SueEllen
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    Originally posted by Support Monkey View Post
    Silly Question I know, But...... have you thought about having a word with them, perhaps something along the lines of.... "I have noticed there appears to be an issue around the hours I am working shall we sit down and have a chat about it before the issue gets out of hand" then you can find out what they really think and you can work an amicable agreement with them.

    Also, what's this toil thing, I want paying for the days I work.
    Don't be so sensible and suggest grown up ways of dealing with conflict....

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  • Support Monkey
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    Originally posted by mankyspanky View Post
    Ideally yes. Contract is PWD (with 7.5 hours specified).

    I dont feel the need to down tool on the dot but if I do significant extra work then I expect something. Also, in the past I've done a few hours remotely at the weekend - they are never going to pay a day for this.

    Client agrees with this so far. Unofficial way of shifting hours from one day to another....
    Silly Question I know, But...... have you thought about having a word with them, perhaps something along the lines of.... "I have noticed there appears to be an issue around the hours I am working shall we sit down and have a chat about it before the issue gets out of hand" then you can find out what they really think and you can work an amicable agreement with them.

    Also, what's this toil thing, I want paying for the days I work.

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  • mankyspanky
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    Originally posted by NigelJK View Post
    Errm, Your Company should be billing them for the hours you do for your company. End of.
    Ideally yes. Contract is PWD (with 7.5 hours specified).

    I dont feel the need to down tool on the dot but if I do significant extra work then I expect something. Also, in the past I've done a few hours remotely at the weekend - they are never going to pay a day for this.

    Client agrees with this so far. Unofficial way of shifting hours from one day to another....

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  • borderreiver
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    Originally posted by SimonMac View Post
    So they are guilty of conspiracy to commit fraud too
    As PC would say, it's the beginning of a worrying trend ...

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  • NigelJK
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    Errm, Your Company should be billing them for the hours you do for your company. End of.

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  • SimonMac
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    Originally posted by mankyspanky View Post
    With clients agreement of course.
    So they are guilty of conspiracy to commit fraud too

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  • northernladuk
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    Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
    i think both were on last night.

    The story lines are more believable than this thread.
    And more interesting.... and I hate soaps!!!

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  • SueEllen
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    i think both were on last night.

    The story lines are more believable than this thread.

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