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Phew Im so glad to see that over 80 percent are still happy with contracting , with so many splitters posting I was begining to wonder
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My mortgage and car will be paid off by dec this year so I am planning to go and work in the Maldives as a surfing/windsurfing instructor. Food and acomm. is free and I get paid £80 week. Quite a drop in salary, but at least I won't have to take the tube everyday!
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Originally posted by inflatable dalekWould be interesting to hear about some forum contributors plan B's
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Originally posted by MordacWhy is "going permie" the only alternative? What about our Plan Bs? I don't plan to stay contracting for ever, but I won't go permie <*spit*> if I can possibly help it.
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Why is "going permie" the only alternative? What about our Plan Bs? I don't plan to stay contracting for ever, but I won't go permie <*spit*> if I can possibly help it.
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Originally posted by lORD lUCANThis is not a personal rant at you Wendigo, just in general,
can people please get over the spelling, grammar thing, it's starting
to get a tad boring. WWW.GETOVERIT.COM
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Originally posted by lORD lUCANThis is not a personal rant at you Wendigo, just in general,
can people please get over the spelling, grammar thing, it's starting
to get a tad boring. WWW.GETOVERIT.COM
hth
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Originally posted by wendigo100dissent
(I assume, unless you have something else in mind)
can people please get over the spelling, grammar thing, it's starting
to get a tad boring. WWW.GETOVERIT.COM
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Originally posted by BitbucketJust wanted to get everyones view of this , as I think there is decent in the ranks.
(I assume, unless you have something else in mind)
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... a necessary pain but it is:
* easier to protect yourself from bastard emloyers
* easier to provide for your family reliably and still have time for them
* harder but more rewarding
I just lasted ONE day in a perm job before I walked.
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Contracting is ...
31Dead Im getting out and going permanent now3.23%1Great, Im sticking it until I retire74.19%23Not as good and Im thinking of going permanent soon6.45%2OK , but I will be mixing permanent and contract work from now16.13%5The poll is expired.
Just wanted to get everyones view of this , as I think there is decent in the ranks.
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