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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostWhy are you going to the new client? What are they offering you that the existing one isn't?
Why on earth do you think they will waive 1 weeks notice?? I mean.. a bloody week. You can't expect to just stand up and **** off from a client after a year. That's just stupid.
What are you going to do if your client say that's fine. Hand your kit in etc a week on Friday? You going to breach contract?
If the new client cannot wait for a week then they are not worth bothering with.
How much pay rise are you getting?Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThis.
If the new client cannot wait for a week then they are not worth bothering with.
How much pay rise are you getting?Comment
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Originally posted by HarryCodLife View PostAn extra £5ph from £18 to £23, for me, that's a lot.Comment
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Originally posted by HarryCodLife View PostAn extra £5ph from £18 to £23, for me, that's a lot.Comment
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Originally posted by SlipTheJab View PostAah yes I remember this one, a 20 odd percent rise is not to be sniffed at, get the weeks notice in and play it by the book, don't burn bridges.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostIt's not but need to do it properly. Breaching contract and the agent/client withholding the last invoices could make the new raise look a of a poor choice.Comment
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See.. Nice and easy when it's done properly.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostWhy are you going to the new client? What are they offering you that the existing one isn't?
Why on earth do you think they will waive 1 weeks notice?? I mean.. a bloody week. You can't expect to just stand up and **** off from a client after a year. That's just stupid.
What are you going to do if your client say that's fine. Hand your kit in etc a week on Friday? You going to breach contract?
To be honest, you're lucky to have a weeks notice BUT I'm a big believer in if its in the contract then its fair game to invoke. Client signed up to this as well.
BUT to assume the client will let you go with zero notice is bad form. I would suggest that since you've been there a while they're going to need a handover. In fact, Im betting they dont realise/remember you're only on a week?
So you go to current client and say I'm off BTW I dont want to give you the full week? They say no way. What are you going to do? I fear you could end up with NO contract at all here if you're not careful.
Never done it but times I've considered it I've always told the new client the actual notice period but indicated it MAY be shorter if I can negotiate as such.
EDIT - I see you sorted it. Lucky for you.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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