Notice period at JPMorgan

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thunderlizard replied

7 July 2006, 17:46
If you're a proper contractor, it's whatever you tell them it is.
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Fungus replied

7 July 2006, 17:08
Originally posted by bobsmithldn

shut the f*** up you pompous shi*

Isn't it marvelous when the internet brings together disparate groups of people to share their experiences and help each other.
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bobsmithldn replied

7 July 2006, 13:41
Originally posted by NoddY

You mean the notice period JPMorgan/Warburg/Rothschild/Schiff will give us when they pull the plug on the World economy?

Don't know I'm afraid - was there one in 1929?

shut the f*** up you pompous shi*
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NoddY replied

7 July 2006, 12:49
You mean the notice period JPMorgan/Warburg/Rothschild/Schiff will give us when they pull the plug on the World economy?

Don't know I'm afraid - was there one in 1929?
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Fleetwood replied

7 July 2006, 11:31
Surely no mention of a notice period means you can go when you want?
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bobsmithldn replied

7 July 2006, 10:16
Originally posted by cojak

Do you have a contract?

Just reviewing it - no notice period on the Hays IT contract ... was wondering if this is the norm at JPM ...
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cojak replied

7 July 2006, 09:40
Do you have a contract?
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sunnysan replied

7 July 2006, 09:37
Notice Period

Have you read your contract?
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Fleetwood replied

7 July 2006, 09:25
lose
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Clog II The Avenger replied

7 July 2006, 09:21
Less than a day on the current account, deposit accounts you loose interest.
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bobsmithldn started a topic Notice period at JPMorgan

7 July 2006, 09:17
Notice period at JPMorgan

anyone know?
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