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Just negotiated a 10% mid-contract riseOriginally posted by DiscoStu View PostSame rate, keeps me going til the end of the year

Project budgets next year up 75%

Relatively niche skills so clientco asking me to commit to end 2010
By the law of averages I am now waiting for something to go horribly wrong...
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Originally posted by Jaws View PostRecently found out the project I'm involved in will be going through another build cycle until October, which could mean anything up to next February.
Think of the money!Originally posted by Jaws View PostBit sick of this contract now unfortunatelyThat's the way!Originally posted by Jaws View Postalthough money is money and they haven't dropped my rate yet.
You're not supposed to enjoy it: that's why they have to pay you to attend.
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Originally posted by Crumlin View PostCongrats!!
Me too, keeps me ticking over until Mar.
New Year Party round your place?
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostSame rate, keeps me going till the end of the year
Christmas is NOT cancelled
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Recently found out the project I'm involved in will be going through another build cycle until October, which could mean anything up to next February. Bit sick of this contract now unfortunately - although money is money and they haven't dropped my rate yet.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostLooks like this unemployment thing going on is more lies.
Thats no way to speak about a lagging indicator
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Boomed!
Well done. Looks like this unemployment thing going on is more lies.
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Exten-shun
Same rate, keeps me going til the end of the year
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