OK, i got it uploading using the following code: 
print "Connected to Website\n";
$ftp->login($user,$password) or die ("cant Login");
$ftp->binary or die ("cant Binary");
$ftp->hash or die ("cant Hash");
$ftp->cwd("public_html") or die ("cant Change Dir");
$ftp->cwd("jobs") or die ("cant Change Dir2");
$ftp->put("temp.html") or die ("cant Upload");
$ftp->rename("temp.html", $wrname) or die ("Cant Rename");
print "File Uploaded";
$ftp->quit;

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But now it adds a space to the end of the file, so the file for example is named "test.html " instead of "test.html"

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