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   From: paul@harper.net   
      
   On 2 Oct 2006 18:38:57 -0700, "bllbickel"    
   wrote:   
      
   >Please explain how a contract offer can be inherently "unfair."   
   >Seriously, I'm curious how the description can apply.   
      
   Unfair contracts are the reasons that organisations like the actors   
   and writers unions in the States have minimum rates. It's *very* easy   
   to see how a contract offer can be unfair.   
      
   The other side of the coin, of course, is that - as you say - a   
   contract is an offer of employment. As Claudia didn't accept the terms   
   of the new contract she didn't by any description of the terms   
   "resign", "quit", "leave" or anything else. Her contract - at the end   
   of year 4 - had expired. She decided not to take up the offer of new   
   employment, which isn't "quitting" at all.   
      
   Paul.   
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