Originally posted by Foxy Moron
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Put it in perspective, people are losing their jobs, and you whinge about losing £50 a day.
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looks like the dreaded 10% cut will be on the cards here too at renewal time. haven't made up my mind what to do yet - i like the work and they pay early, but it's clearly just an opportunistic cash-grab on the part of clientco.
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Insurance?Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostDo I know you? I've just been given a heads up that that will happen where I am.
Not really worried though, as I'm not due for renewal for another few months and we'll all be living in tents stealing food from the UN in the next couple of months...
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Corrected aboveOriginally posted by minestrone View PostI declined the 15% cut 4 weeks ago for certain reasons.
A. They are still making a good profit and they were just at it.
B. The job was really crap.
C. I have a plan B that could turn out good if I could get a good run at it.
D. I only want to work 6 months a year now and see the the aussies stuff the english in the Ashes this year.
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The parasitic b@st@rd lying fraudulent unqualified for anything git cheek?Originally posted by Foxy Moron View PostMaybe they admire the cheek
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Most of those banks are only alive today because they've recieved big income support cheques from taxpayers. Most admired? So Forbes have taken to admiring benefit scroungers?Originally posted by denver2k View Post
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They're always going to say 'take it or leave it'. They're never going to say 'assuming that's OK with you'.Originally posted by bellymonster View PostJ10% rate cut - take it or leave it.
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Do I know you? I've just been given a heads up that that will happen where I am.Originally posted by Bear View Postmy ClientCo is imposing 10 - 15% rate cut to all contractors at renewal.
I'm on an important strategic project so they've made some allowances. I've accepted a slightly under 7% cut but they've given me 6 mths extn rathewr than normal 3.
I know they could still terminate under terms of contract but, as others have said, something is better than nothing right now.
Not really worried though, as I'm not due for renewal for another few months and we'll all be living in tents stealing food from the UN in the next couple of months...
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Apparently its ForbesOriginally posted by Mich the Tester View PostWho's doing the admiring? Bankers? Or the same people as admired UBS last year?
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortu...stries/39.html
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my ClientCo is imposing 10 - 15% rate cut to all contractors at renewal.
I'm on an important strategic project so they've made some allowances. I've accepted a slightly under 7% cut but they've given me 6 mths extn rathewr than normal 3.
I know they could still terminate under terms of contract but, as others have said, something is better than nothing right now.
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Brilliant. Did you tell them that?Originally posted by minestrone View PostD. I only want to work 6 months a year now and see the Ashes this year.
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I declined the 15% cut 4 weeks ago for certain reasons.
A. They are still making a good profit and they were just at it.
B. The job was really crap.
C. I have a plan B that could turn out good if I could get a good run at it.
D. I only want to work 6 months a year now and see the Ashes this year.
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