Sycamore gives props to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

elSicomoro · 05-01-2003, 10:10 AM

The assignment ended, Stu Pidass, and Acsys doesn't have anything else at the moment.

The assignment was only a 3-month gig...to handle W-2's. Truth be told, the majority of my work was finished in late February, but they had me doing other things...b/c they had budgeted enough money for my position until mid-April.

They actually wanted to keep me on permanently; however, they would have had to pay off my agency to do so. (Depending on the agency, if the company you work for wants to hire you within a specific amount of time, they must buy out your contract. With Acsys, it's 6 months, so Pep Boys wouldn't be able to hire me "clean" until July.) Pep Boys would have had to roughly pay off Acsys to the tune of $7000-9000. It's a business decision, and I understand that.

05-01-2003, 10:10 AM	#4
elSicomoro Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 12,486	The assignment ended, Stu Pidass, and Acsys doesn't have anything else at the moment. The assignment was only a 3-month gig...to handle W-2's. Truth be told, the majority of my work was finished in late February, but they had me doing other things...b/c they had budgeted enough money for my position until mid-April. They actually wanted to keep me on permanently; however, they would have had to pay off my agency to do so. (Depending on the agency, if the company you work for wants to hire you within a specific amount of time, they must buy out your contract. With Acsys, it's 6 months, so Pep Boys wouldn't be able to hire me "clean" until July.) Pep Boys would have had to roughly pay off Acsys to the tune of $7000-9000. It's a business decision, and I understand that.

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