Signed a new contract

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SimonMac replied

22 June 2011, 08:54
Originally posted by Mason Boyne View Post

You deduced that from one person signing a contract?

I'm guessing you're a "glass is half full" kind ofguy.

I am guessing you're a "missing the point of comedy dullard" kind of guy
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mudskipper replied

22 June 2011, 08:49
Originally posted by Scrag Meister View Post

How can you be a contractor without a contract, sounds like a disguised permie to me.

Even permies have contracts!
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Scrag Meister replied

22 June 2011, 08:46
Originally posted by norrahe View Post

As long as they keep paying you it doesn't matter.

How can you be a contractor without a contract, sounds like a disguised permie to me.
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norrahe replied

22 June 2011, 08:19
Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post

I never signed my contract at clientco, and no one asked, and I'm now practically part of the furniture in an expanding company.

If I keep quiet when the nominal initial 4 months is up, they probably won't notice and just keep me around almost indefinitely.

As long as they keep paying you it doesn't matter.
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OwlHoot replied

22 June 2011, 07:55
I never signed my contract at clientco, and no one asked, and I'm now practically part of the furniture in an expanding company.

If I keep quiet when the nominal initial 4 months is up, they probably won't notice and just keep me around almost indefinitely.
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Halo Jones replied

22 June 2011, 06:39
Grats
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MrMark replied

22 June 2011, 06:31
Originally posted by rd409 View Post

Signed a new contract today. Starting straight after the current one. Sorted for 6 more months.

Well done that man!
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Mason Boyne replied

22 June 2011, 06:05
Originally posted by MayContainNuts View Post

Congratulations!!!!

Sounds like the market is fantastic!!!

You deduced that from one person signing a contract?

I'm guessing you're a "glass is half full" kind ofguy.

Last edited by Mason Boyne; 22 June 2011, 07:02.
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NickFitz replied

22 June 2011, 00:24
Win!
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MayContainNuts replied

21 June 2011, 22:48
Congratulations!!!!

Sounds like the market is fantastic!!!
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norrahe replied

21 June 2011, 21:00
I think the correct term is "Boomed"

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suityou01 replied

21 June 2011, 15:49
Originally posted by rd409 View Post

Signed a new contract today. Starting straight after the current one. Sorted for 6 more months.

Well done that man
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SimonMac replied

21 June 2011, 15:49
Congrats!
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rd409 started a topic Signed a new contract

21 June 2011, 15:47
Signed a new contract

Signed a new contract today. Starting straight after the current one. Sorted for 6 more months.
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