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colinrobinson replied

2 June 2012, 21:08
Contract,Contract,Contract

Check what you put in your contract before raising an invoice, I assume you have one, Otherwise yr just doing them a favour and asking for charitable donation.

If you haven't got anything in writing Assuming pro rata is prob the best you can hope for, Daily rate is daily rate unless you specify otherwise.
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Mr.Whippy replied

2 June 2012, 16:00
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

Never ever feel guilty about anything on an invoice

WHS
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Cliphead replied

2 June 2012, 15:55
Never ever feel guilty about anything on an invoice
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ChimpMaster started a topic I'm not normally here on a weekend but just got a callout from the client

2 June 2012, 15:50
I'm not normally here on a weekend but just got a callout from the client

and I'm not even on-call.

I'm just wondering whether to charge the standard day rate or double time... I've been told previously that I can charge double time on weekends but I feel guilty making them pay me so much

Oh well, might as well make hay
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