What about 4 months into a 12 month contract?
Too focused ong the Doom
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I'm working but there is no fixed term, it continues until the application is finished.
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i'm busy doing some plumbing.
just finishing my lunch first though - cheese and salad wrap.
time for another brew too.
contract status? got 13 days booked between now and june. next slot is last 4 days in the last week of jan. i'm actively looking. well, i would be if i wasn't replacing a sink.
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Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostIf I've been on the bench for 4 months, don't I qualify for both of these?
* On the bench. 1 month or more?
* On the bench. >3 months or more?
And isn't ">3 months or more" a tautology?
I don't want to sound pedantic.
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostThey really are arn't they. Never had one before. Cos the clie^H^H^H^H my employers use Lotus notes for E-Mail new mail arrives on the Blackberry before it does on the PC and I find myself hauling it out to check it rather than waiting the 2 mins for the mail client to catch up!
Although if it's as addictive as my iPhone then I have a problem. Mind, it'll be the client contacting me (I refuse to use the E word yet, I feel sullied enough as it is) so I can ignore it freely. Lame having to carry multiple devices around.
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If I've been on the bench for 4 months, don't I qualify for both of these?
* On the bench. 1 month or more?
* On the bench. >3 months or more?
And isn't ">3 months or more" a tautology?
I don't want to sound pedantic.
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Originally posted by realityhack View PostAnd then some... Just choosing my crackberry now,
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Originally posted by realityhack View PostAnd then some... Just choosing my crackberry now, VPN getting sorted, etc.
My skillset is niche enough - contract searches now returning nada/zip/zilch on the usual boards, or permie roles paying way less than this.
Tin hat on, polyester ties at the ready, fleece as much training as humanly possible.
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostHow about "taking cover as a permie* for the next 18 months until the market picks up again"?
* What can I say, they backed up the money truck and threw in a load of decent benefits.
My skillset is niche enough - contract searches now returning nada/zip/zilch on the usual boards, or permie roles paying way less than this.
Tin hat on, polyester ties at the ready, fleece as much training as humanly possible.
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How long ago is "just had"?
I've just had a renewal a couple of weeks ago, but I'm also in the 3 month "soon" zone, but it's not soon enough to know whether I'd get another renewal.
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Originally posted by NetwkSupport View Postwhat about an option for "just started a 6 month'er"Originally posted by ContractIn View Post3 - 6 months
Also, there is no option for "benched, under one month".
This poll is flawed in more ways than the CUK polls usually are.
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostHow about "taking cover as a permie for the next 18 months until the market picks up again"?
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How about "taking cover as a permie* for the next 18 months until the market picks up again"?
* What can I say, they backed up the money truck and threw in a load of decent benefits.
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