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Blow up dolls instead of BTL.Originally posted by Lucy View PostWhat kinds of things did you buy pussycat?
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What kinds of things did you buy pussycat?Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostIn the good old days there was little work to do and you could spend all day on t'internet, posting on CUK having a cyber fight, surfing for nice things to buy.
During my last two contracts something disturbing has happened. They have actually expected me to work and work hard. Do I have grounds to sue for unreasonable conditions?
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Still the same. I've an 90 day contract to half the work of a project that I'd do by myself at another client in 20 days. But they pay less than the other client, so I guess it works out.Originally posted by sasguru View PostWork hard in pharma? Good God, things must have changed since I worked there. Glad I contracted in the good old days - was money for old rope.
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I usually ajdust my work rate in order to hit the deadline. Therefore if the client doen't supply the work, I take it easy.
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I am working for a v small company right now, doing essential work, but only about 2-3 hours per day. I feel really guilty about not doing a fair whack because in a small company its too personal.
It makes me feel turd-like like.
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Work hard in pharma? Good God, things must have changed since I worked there. Glad I contracted in the good old days - was money for old rope.Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostIn the good old days there was little work to do and you could spend all day on t'internet, posting on CUK having a cyber fight, surfing for nice things to buy.
During my last two contracts something disturbing has happened. They have actually expected me to work and work hard. Do I have grounds to sue for unreasonable conditions?
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There are still plenty of contracts round like your previous ones. You just have to be lucky.
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What has happened in the contracting world
In the good old days there was little work to do and you could spend all day on t'internet, posting on CUK having a cyber fight, surfing for nice things to buy.
During my last two contracts something disturbing has happened. They have actually expected me to work and work hard. Do I have grounds to sue for unreasonable conditions?
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