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That is just me, though as I mentioned in a cousin comment it took some time for this to happen. Its not like I've just been working for the last year with out
by ontheground 5y ago
That is just me, though as I mentioned in a cousin comment it took some time for this to happen. Its not like I've just been working for the last year with out pay. Its more of a natural decay of their ability to pay... so 2.43 years +-
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- mcv 5y agoIt's not healthy. Don't let outstanding debt accumulate like that. On my second job, my boss once told me not to commit any new code changes to the client's repository until they paid an outstanding bill. They paid very quickly. If they need something from you, use that you get them to pay those outstanding bills. > their ability to pay Ability or willingness? Do they pay their own people? Their own executives? That's a choice they're making.
- jbverschoor 5y ago> Ability or willingness? That's the key indicator.. 95% it's willingness.
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- jbverschoor 5y agoAssuming you're Dutch, get a lawyer, get your contracts and communication. Also, be aware that if the gov. sees you as an "employee", you have much more protection in terms of getting paid.