A contract doesn't mean anything if there is simply - no work

Posted: Aug 18th, 2017 - 1:02 pm In Reply to: Who is this person you refer to as sitting around - waiting and waiting asking if there is any work?

Unless your contract states you will get paid if there is no work - then that's a contract worth something! Otherwise, a company can't control what a client/healthcare provider sends to them. There are NO guarantees anymore in this field.

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