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Well there you go then, perhaps they used to be called something else. The only other folk I used to know around Newport were Newport Waferfab (used to be INMOS), Alcan (now closed) and a telecoms manufacturer that I can't remember what they were called, perhaps they're now called EADS. LG ripped the government off by promising big new government subsidised factories in Newport then the Asian crisis happened and the factories never got built.
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Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostIn Newport is it the patent office then? Nowt else there since the steelworks closed.
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In Newport is it the patent office then? Nowt else there since the steelworks closed.
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Originally posted by Jeebo72 View PostPeople must be taking them. Got one this morning asking for an "experienced" SQL Server Developer with Datawarehousing experience £26K a year!!
Pimp - "we've been brought in by client to fill a role their current PSL can't fill - looking for PM with years of experience, blah, PRINCE2, blah, can hit ground running, blah, tough project, blah - could pay up to £40K fixed term" The job has been on jobswerve for weeks.
Can't get an experienced person for a carp rate? - no tulip sherlock. I had to bite my tongue...
Only the desperate would take this role and I bet they would jump ship as soon as something better came along.
Even if they forgot about the fixed term bit and just offered a low rate - most Ltd Co contractors would prefer that as they could at least claim expenses, profit from the FRS and save on PAYE and NI through dividends. A fixed term contract is the worst possible option.
Al.
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostWas it Menelaus? Was he wearing his medals and wedding rings?
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It's Desperado City.
There was a guy on London Bridge this morning giving his CV out. He had a big sign that said:
'HELP ME. I WANT TO WORK.'
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Yep. Loads of them about. Best are the ones in Newport SW. £150 a day or 30k a year. Laughable.
Just seen one on jobswerve saying 'client wont wait 4 weeks.
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostI'm starting to see more and more fixed term contracts being advertised with a permie salary
e.g. rate = £35,000 to £45,000 per annum.
not fracking good!
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really does my tits in when these show up in my feeds which are for contracts - I don't want those ones!!
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per annum
I'm starting to see more and more fixed term contracts being advertised with a permie salary
e.g. rate = £35,000 to £45,000 per annum.
not fracking good!Tags: None
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