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Originally posted by Cowboy Bob View PostHe/she's been there 4.5 years. I'd argue that was a permie job. It's certainly a lot longer than I ever managed in any permie job.
At my new gig there are 2 contractors one has been there for 7 years the other 6 years. As for me I can't even hold a contract longer than 6 months
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Originally posted by MrRobin View PostHow comes you are ditching contracting for the permie world??
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Originally posted by notescontractor View PostI have now been in my contract for 4.5 years and have just been given another extension, although i haven't signed it. I have also just accepted a permie job offer and they are desperate for me to start in 2 weeks.
If i haven't signed my contract am i bound to honor the 4 weeks notice period? (not sure if it matters but i am 2 weeks into my extension)
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Tell them that you broke your leg, and won't be back in for three months.
Then bugger off to the permie job - they'll terminate the contract for you.
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By turning up for the extension you are accepting the extended contract which will be under the same terms as the original unless otherwise stated.
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If you haven't signed the extension and your previous contract has now expired, then you are under no obligation to work any notice period. However, the client is also under no obligation to pay you for the last 2 weeks work either if you just said seeya later I'm off.
How comes you are ditching contracting for the permie world??
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Notice period
I have now been in my contract for 4.5 years and have just been given another extension, although i haven't signed it. I have also just accepted a permie job offer and they are desperate for me to start in 2 weeks.
If i haven't signed my contract am i bound to honor the 4 weeks notice period? (not sure if it matters but i am 2 weeks into my extension)
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