I vote 'A' - stall 'em, they aint gonna find anybody to start Monday - no way Pedro!
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Originally posted by doodab View PostI doubt they are going to find someone else to start next Monday unless they have someone lined up already.
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostTo be honest mate, I find your post a little immature if not racist.
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostYep. Sorta my thoughts.
I guess ultimately they could not offer me the contract and offer it to someone else who can start on the date they demand? But like you said, this seems a tad inflexible.
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Originally posted by 2BIT View Post**** em- they are not in a position to make such a demand and doing so demonstrates an inflexibility which can only have negative connotations
I guess ultimately they could not offer me the contract and offer it to someone else who can start on the date they demand? But like you said, this seems a tad inflexible.
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**** em- they are not in a position to make such a demand and doing so demonstrates an inflexibility which can only have negative connotations
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostIt doesn't seem fair enough that if you actually find work, they penalise you for it, to me.
But, bearing in mind, this scheme is for all workers not just IT. And they dont want people booking courses and then not turning up for whatever excuse.
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Originally posted by cojak View PostRats, this *is* in General.
Note to the OP, if you want sensible answers don't post in the bear pit that is known as General. Go over to Business/Contracts.
At least I didn't give out warnings or infractions - that *would* have been embarrassing...
Still - play nice...
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostIt doesn't seem fair enough that if you actually find work, they penalise you for it, to me.
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostIf you're made redundant (or take voluntary like I did), Welsh Assembly will fund a training course and associated expenses for you. I think the limit is £2000 now but it was £2500 when I applied (before April).
Of course, one of the conditions is if you dont show for the course, they'll chase you to pay for it which seems fair enough.
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostYep. Thought of that. No can do because the course is funded on an individual basis.
And just found out they expect me to sign in to the course every day so they know if I dont show up !!!
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