limited number of dates

[ShaunGBD]

I offer a few people a limited number of dates in their contract, and they all said no. Who or what type of person would accept a limited number of dates?

 

Thanks

[WxRobbie]

If I'm not mistaken, I think freelance workers are more likely to accept short term deals with a limited number of dates.

[ShaunGBD]

If I'm not mistaken, I think freelance workers are more likely to accept short term deals with a limited number of dates.

 

how would u know if they are freelancer? I think you wouldn't know. Also what makes them freelancer. age, etc,etc?

[jwt13]

It might be the size of your company. I was WCW in 99 and got some young talent on short term deals for "Try Outs" and

[Remianen]

how would u know if they are freelancer? I think you wouldn't know. Also what makes them freelancer. age, etc,etc?

 

Read their profile. Here's an example:

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v291/Kension/rtfp.jpg

 

Why wouldn't you know if a worker is a freelancer? They announce it to the world and when you negotiate with them, they REFUSE a PPA contract.

[JayR666]

That and I found in my 0/0/0/0 game. Workers that have been unemployed for awhile, are more likely to take a limited number of dates.

[James Casey]

Am I right in thinking that workers will only take limited-date offers if they're linked to a short term (rather an PPA/ExPPA) deal?

 

I've certainly only offered them in that context.

 

Also, workers will only sign short-term deals if they're unemployed, or only working other short term deals.

[Blake Trask]

That's strange... I've managed to get people on short terms at National (possibly International but I don't recall). They weren't freelancers or anything, just not currently employed.

[funkyzafara]

Yeah, I've done the same with smaller companies, as long as they're not employed elsewhere they will take Short Term's.

[djthefunkchris]

That and I found in my 0/0/0/0 game. Workers that have been unemployed for awhile, are more likely to take a limited number of dates.

 

Am I right in thinking that workers will only take limited-date offers if they're linked to a short term (rather an PPA/ExPPA) deal?

 

I've certainly only offered them in that context.

 

Also, workers will only sign short-term deals if they're unemployed, or only working other short term deals.

 

That's strange... I've managed to get people on short terms at National (possibly International but I don't recall). They weren't freelancers or anything, just not currently employed.

 

I don't understand what is funny about that, been said twice without going back very far at all.

 

Does that surprise you?

[Blake Trask]

I was referring to the OP, which I probably should have made more clear. As in, I find it strange because I've never had problems with getting people on short term deals/limited contracts, even when they weren't freelancers.