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Grounds for terminating contractors
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Suppose a person is doing an incredible job at work (e.g. being very productive and coming up with innovative ideas). Let's assume that this person is a contractor for this company. Are there cases where the company can terminate contractors because they expected them to work at a slower place? For example, it was expected that the contractor was to complete the project in 6 months but instead he completed it in 3 months. Is this a valid reason to terminate a contractor (maybe due to budget constraints, no more project available, etc.)?
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Suppose a person is doing an incredible job at work (e.g. being very productive and coming up with innovative ideas). Let's assume that this person is a contractor for this company. Are there cases where the company can terminate contractors because they expected them to work at a slower place? For example, it was expected that the contractor was to complete the project in 6 months but instead he completed it in 3 months. Is this a valid reason to terminate a contractor (maybe due to budget constraints, no more project available, etc.)?
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Most contracts have termination clauses in them where either party can terminate at any time with a given notice period. If the work is done, then that could well be a reason to terminate early. Read your contract, that's the best way to see what you agreed to with regards to early termination.
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Suppose a person is doing an incredible job at work (e.g. being very productive and coming up with innovative ideas). Let's assume that this person is a contractor for this company. Are there cases where the company can terminate contractors because they expected them to work at a slower place? For example, it was expected that the contractor was to complete the project in 6 months but instead he completed it in 3 months. Is this a valid reason to terminate a contractor (maybe due to budget constraints, no more project available, etc.)?
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Suppose a person is doing an incredible job at work (e.g. being very productive and coming up with innovative ideas). Let's assume that this person is a contractor for this company. Are there cases where the company can terminate contractors because they expected them to work at a slower place? For example, it was expected that the contractor was to complete the project in 6 months but instead he completed it in 3 months. Is this a valid reason to terminate a contractor (maybe due to budget constraints, no more project available, etc.)?
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Most contracts have termination clauses in them where either party can terminate at any time with a given notice period. If the work is done, then that could well be a reason to terminate early. Read your contract, that's the best way to see what you agreed to with regards to early termination.
– Jane S♦
2 mins ago
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Most contracts have termination clauses in them where either party can terminate at any time with a given notice period. If the work is done, then that could well be a reason to terminate early. Read your contract, that's the best way to see what you agreed to with regards to early termination.
– Jane S♦
2 mins ago
Most contracts have termination clauses in them where either party can terminate at any time with a given notice period. If the work is done, then that could well be a reason to terminate early. Read your contract, that's the best way to see what you agreed to with regards to early termination.
– Jane S♦
2 mins ago
Most contracts have termination clauses in them where either party can terminate at any time with a given notice period. If the work is done, then that could well be a reason to terminate early. Read your contract, that's the best way to see what you agreed to with regards to early termination.
– Jane S♦
2 mins ago
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Most contracts have termination clauses in them where either party can terminate at any time with a given notice period. If the work is done, then that could well be a reason to terminate early. Read your contract, that's the best way to see what you agreed to with regards to early termination.
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