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A good friend of mine was up for a contract recently, and having passed the technical hurdles, he was sent the paperwork for the job (this was for a very large, well-known manufacturer, and was through a recruiting agency). He read the contract, but had an issue with the part that said that in the event of a dispute between the agency and the manufacturer, he would be on the hook for all of the agency's legal fees. He communicated this to the agency, and their counter-offer was to suggest a full-time job instead. That didn't happen (presumably because the two parties couldn't agree on a fee), so he was dropped from consideration. I know about tilly's adventure, but .. being on the hook for someone else's legal fees? That's bizarre. Has anyone else come across strangeness in employment contracts? In reply to Employment Contract Oddity by talexb
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