Do you think it's in Bartlett's best intrest to keep moving you around before their jobs are completed? Some contracts might even have some clauses to protect the utlities or clients from this revolving door effect. Did you take the job when there was limited work, say in summer? Then want to jump on the first outage in the fall, couldn't just suck it up for another couple of weeks. You know you loose a bit of money when you relocate too!
Gee JJOrdan, when one ASSumes he makes an Ass out of, well you. At West Valley they released techs to go work outages, and then brought them back. I was trying to go to a utility from a DOE site.
If someone brings me in for "six weeks" and I stay seven months, I am glad I could help, but I helped you, now you help me. And to tell another a site coordinator to "f_ck me anyway he can", is just plain unprofessional, anyway you cut it. I can tell you also, the site coordinator, Doug Bowman. I know some may have a beef with him, but he treated me fairly and with respect, and judged for himself.
When Bartlett got in a jam a year later, boy were they calling.
And p.s. here is another good one. Good old Bartlett tried to screw me when I did show up to the next Nuke Site. On the security clearance, "why does some one not want to hire you back?" The DOE site coordinator did not say that.
So JJordan, you want to suck up to Bartlett, why not go directly to their web site and write letters of praise.
Oh and p.s. my job performance, ask anyone who has ever worked with me, I get the job done. If I'm there I am working. And the other Bartlett site's I worked for later. I am welcome back at everyone of them.