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    Default help,, adhoc contract , quick,, please

    How do i do an adhoc contract,, its a school child possibly 5 days a week one week and a couple the next , really for when the parent has work, I am not fussed about charging to keep the space as its an over 8 and bonus money for me but on the contact what do i put in the hours and says bit or if i put somthing like
    'hours and days will be as and when needed and parent will only be charged for days that are booked,, if a parent books a day and child does not attend that day then parent will still be charged'
    does that sound ok, i want parent to pay for any days they have booked as i may have changed my plans to accomodate them

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    Yes, sounds good to me
    And all the rest the same as a normal contract re terms and conditions e.g. If anyone is sick, late payments, when payments are due etc

    good luck,
    wendy

 

 

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