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Phoenix replied

4 January 2006, 13:05
Originally posted by Bumner

......for glorified temps! going to end up like the guy below......

Come on gis a hug!

Gotcha! still not difficult!
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Bumner replied

3 January 2006, 16:18
Its far too much......

......for glorified temps! going to end up like the guy below......
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Phoenix replied

3 January 2006, 12:51
Originally posted by Francko

Judging some of my permie colleagues from a contractor point of view, they have a very good rate on an hourly base, considering that they might do 1-2 hours at most of day work.

Crap!! they do that much work!!
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Francko replied

3 January 2006, 12:03
Originally posted by Phoenix

Exactly.....would you rather be a permie earning peanuts ,with the pressure that goes with all those things permie?

Judging some of my permie colleagues from a contractor point of view, they have a very good rate on an hourly base, considering that they might do 1-2 hours at most of day work.
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Phoenix replied

3 January 2006, 11:26
Exactly.....would you rather be a permie earning peanuts ,with the pressure that goes with all those things permie?
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Mordac replied

3 January 2006, 11:20
He said good money Beansey. Still, 8Euros an hour is probably pretty good in Bratislava...
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milanbenes replied

3 January 2006, 11:18
had that problem for the last 6 years

probably gonna be the same this year too

that's life I s'pose

Milan.
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Phoenix started a topic New Contractor

3 January 2006, 11:16
New Contractor

How can I advise a new Contractor? (Who I recommended to go contracting recently)
Problem is they are getting paid good money to do very little at the moment
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