How does this sound?

[BrilloPad]

As long as she got the same amount, she does not care where it comes from etc.

And will it be that way forevermore. Sounds like a whole heap of trouble to me.

[Peoplesoft bloke]

How does this sound?

It sounds like a stupid idea likely to result in misery. Ask yourself (or indeed us) who else is doing this and then ask why not.

BTW I don't pay Co Sec a penny.

[beeker]

I dont have a Co Sec anymore. If I did, you can bet yer boaby it would not be anyone with an 'ex' in front of their name.

Unless, you were to have a signed agreement with the CSA that the wage is an agreed representation in respect of any and all maintenance owed now and in the future, but then the takehome pay would probably have to be equivalent to the maintenance.

how silly does that sound.....

[thunderlizard]

That sounds far too ingenious to be a good idea. It's mixing business with the opposite of pleasure, or sthg.

[threaded]

Been looking for a reason to use this line for ages:

"Would rather stick needles in my eyes"

HTH

[BrilloPad]

Been looking for a reason to use this line for ages:

"Would rather stick needles in my eyes"

HTH

Too true!

[blacjac]

Would rather drill holes in my feet with a rusty hand drill

[daviejones]

OK, so the question is: Why are you not paying your Co Sec for her to do things like book keeping etc?

[FiveTimes]

OK, so the question is: Why are you not paying your Co Sec for her to do things like book keeping etc?

Because its a 5 minute job every Friday that I do at clientCo.

Single low salary and divs, no point getting her involved.

[daviejones]

Because its a 5 minute job every Friday that I do at clientCo.

Single low salary and divs, no point getting her involved.

But if you have the opportunity to pay her, is the view that it is like a red rag to Hector, or am I missing something as it seems like reasonable to me?