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End of March for me but I think there's a good chance of an extension being offered should I want it. Plenty of projects on the go and new ones in the pipeline.
It's not all doom and gloom..........famous last words
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Originally posted by pmeswani View Post*Mutters something about being a whimp* . How does the 2nd March sound?
Central London?
Counting House?
Master Gunner?
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Originally posted by pmeswani View PostWe could have a "We have been terminated in March" get together somewhere in London if you are up for it.
Though mine was more self terminate rather than stay around and things to get worse, I still had ambulance chasers from other departments
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Originally posted by mrdonuts View Postanyone noticed a sharp falloff on gigs on jobserve over last week
Relax, have a pot noodle and forget about it.
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doom doom doom
anyone noticed a sharp falloff on gigs on jobserve over last week
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Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostIf its before March 9th, then fine but after that if I've not got a contract, bench finance measures will be invoked and I won't be drinking anything but water until I am back off the bench. Sorry.
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I'm on two weeks notice here, lets hope its a bloody big bench for us all to fit on
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Originally posted by pmeswani View PostWe could have a "We have been terminated in March" get together somewhere in London if you are up for it.
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Originally posted by pmeswani View PostWe could have a "We have been terminated in March" get together somewhere in London if you are up for it.
A while back I saw my contract coming to an end 4 months before it eventually did. I guess I was lucky, because it really did take me that long to find another one.
In the end the original client wanted me to stay another 3 months, but that would have been the final extension anyway so I left to go to the new contract.
I'm always looking out, just in case, because I know my area is way too niche (i.e. dying --> dead)
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostMine's the week before. Though clientco are trying to convince me to take on yet another project that no one will touch with a bargepole.
you are not alone
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostThat's when mine ends, too.
Expecting it will drag out for a bit longer after that, though. Another month, probably, which I don't like the idea of.
you are not alone
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Originally posted by pmeswani View PostMy CV has been out there for the past few weeks. The daft thing is that I was getting loads of phone calls a few weeks ago, but not any more. With the notice period I had (28 days, which I only accepted after a rate rise, though I did fight for 14 days), I couldn't jump ship sooner.
I hope things pick up. I am working on a Plan B, but it is in early stages and is a few months off from being a money earner, so I am not in the position to hit the ground running with it. I just hope I get a new contract in order to give me more time to develop Plan B fully.
I also need a PR wizzard, but I guess I will have to find the positivity within me to get my website done properly.
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My CV has been out there for the past few weeks. The daft thing is that I was getting loads of phone calls a few weeks ago, but not any more. With the notice period I had (28 days, which I only accepted after a rate rise, though I did fight for 14 days), I couldn't jump ship sooner.
I hope things pick up. I am working on a Plan B, but it is in early stages and is a few months off from being a money earner, so I am not in the position to hit the ground running with it. I just hope I get a new contract in order to give me more time to develop Plan B fully.
I also need a PR wizzard, but I guess I will have to find the positivity within me to get my website done properly.
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