That sounds a lot more like people who are trying super hard to become full-time workers. That the situation one of my college buddies (and all his fellow cont

That sounds a lot more like people who are trying super hard to become full-time workers. That the situation one of my college buddies (and all his fellow contractors) endured for a couple years. They did everything the normal workers did, but since they were technically "contractors" in title, everyone treated them like second-class citizens. (Caveat: Major japanese company--but still in the USA.) If that's not the case with yours, I'm glad they're not in the same situation. My friend eventually moved up to one of the top contracters and still couldn't get into the company proper so he had to seek employment elsewhere.