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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThey need to prove that no one will take the role whether permanent or contract in the EU.
The problem they have in advertising it as permanent is some bod from Southern or Eastern Europe may take it.
Bobs it is I am afraid!
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThey need to prove that no one will take the role whether permanent or contract in the EU.
The problem they have in advertising it as permanent is some bod from Southern or Eastern Europe may take it.
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Originally posted by DallasDad View PostReally is that whats going on then, can they actually wangle a visa like that, bloody cheek!
The problem they have in advertising it as permanent is some bod from Southern or Eastern Europe may take it.
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Originally posted by DallasDad View PostReally is that whats going on then, can they actually wangle a visa like that, bloody cheek!
Usual scaremongering.......
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Originally posted by SlipTheJab View PostI refuse to deal with any of them, one of them pinged me a contract role in London requiring Java, Scala and Groovy, rate £250 a day , of course no one will take it so they'll use that as proof to get a Visa for a Bob sorted...
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I refuse to deal with any of them, one of them pinged me a contract role in London requiring Java, Scala and Groovy, rate £250 a day , of course no one will take it so they'll use that as proof to get a Visa for a Bob sorted...
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It appears some of their mates have just found the spec too...
CONFIDENCIAL
Renukut Area, India
Just emailed me an almost identical job spec.
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Originally posted by diseasex View Posti had an agent advertising fake ad for high rate that called me and asked for references. he even called me back saying i was accepted
can i call names and shames?
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Originally posted by diseasex View Postcan i call names and shames?
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostA crowd called STAFFINGPRIME - allegedly based in the UK, but registered in India. But what makes them special?
Unsolicited email from them looking for 4 contractors. Two of the contracts are for multiple locations, such as "Lisbon, Portugal, London, United Kingdom, Lisbon, Portugal, ..." OK, so they repeat Lisbon twice, but the next location should say "Paris, France", but instead it names the client, as if they were a city in France. D’oh.
can i call names and shames?
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Mug (sorry, Agent) of the week...
A crowd called STAFFINGPRIME - allegedly based in the UK, but registered in India. But what makes them special?
Unsolicited email from them looking for 4 contractors. Two of the contracts are for multiple locations, such as "Lisbon, Portugal, London, United Kingdom, Lisbon, Portugal, ..." OK, so they repeat Lisbon twice, but the next location should say "Paris, France", but instead it names the client, as if they were a city in France. D’oh.
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