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Should I accept a 5 month contract job, but quit when not done? 2017-07-12 09:26:22 Post No. 18510889
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Should I accept a 5 month contract job, but quit when not done?
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2017-07-12 09:26:22
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I am in desperate need of money, but having injured myself I can't rely much on temp agencies. An office job (data entry) replied to my resume but it's a 5 month contract work, and I'm planning on leaving in September. Should I take the job? And what are the pros and cons if I leave early?
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>>18510889
depends. is there any downfall to the contract its self? if an actor is in breach of contract he loses money. if this was just a temp job it would be fine but contract work has the word 'contract' for a reason. if a guy does a contract for say, fixing someones plumbing then just stops half way through, hes probably in breach of contract.
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>>18510898
data entry for a bank. I haven't seen the terms yet cause the interview is on Friday. I am confident that I'll get the job though.
They didn't say it was contracted in the job posting so I thought it was okay to apply, but they gave the news on their first phone call.
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>>18510904
at the end of the day what we say doesn't matter. what the contract says does.
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>>18510908
Damn. I don't want to haul my ass to their office only to awkwardly decline their offer due to the contract.
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>>18510910
>i dont want to have to drive somewhere just to figure out how the job works
this is the laziest thing i have ever heard.
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