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Thanks all. It's more trickybecause it's not a dog eat dog type situation as the local manager has been great to me and although I know you have to look after number one in this world Ive always had a top reference since going locum 3 years ago and dont want to lose that. I have some old HR...
It's anold problem but I would appreciate a view from someone with actual experience.
Last year I was in a contract and accepted a two year direct contract on standard permie terms. This a basic grade council job at the grand salary of £29k. I misread the contract not thinking the 3 month...
Got crushed in a kayak against the wall of Thames lock by a narrowboat which hadnt been tied up properly when the wind caught it. 16 tons of steel underway bent my kayak into an egg shape but stopped just before it started crush me with a couple of inches to spare. Felt like one of those scenes...
Perhaps Ed was just avoiding the trap of looking as though he supports the ployof forcing unemployed people with no real skills into totally false self employment, living off tax credits to avoid the now punishing signing on regime, unaware of the consequences until the self assessment demand...
Gosh you are all being very kind. Thanksfor the:hug:
Im not cracking or anything, just a bit jaded. Think I might just say I need 3 months off, if they want me back in the autumn that would be lovely but I understand if not. Someone else took a post then decided after 6 months the commute was...
Ok so Im feeling masochistic enough tp present you lot with this.
I spent a year in a contract, very pleasant, close to home , nice team etc. They offered me a two year contract on permie rates and I took it out of complacency, fancying a winter with no commute and even a bit of loyalty...
Commuting Bath to Bristol by car is a pig, 17 miles of traffic jam apart from the Keynsham bypass. Depending on what part of Bath you live, getting across town in the morning is pretty bad. By train may be ok.
Ive never lived in Bristol but have various friends who live there and love it. Good...
I havent read all the posts as just off to work, but is she having a care visits at home? If not you might find 2 or 3 visits day would support her, plus they often will do things like accompany to appointments as a self funder she/you can specify what you want. Of course she would still have...
It has been nearly two years since I stumbled on this forum and proceeded to annoy the heck out of a few people who thought I should not be allowed in their half the playground. I learned a lot and had more than a few laughs.
Time to have a life clearout and go into rehab.
I was only ever a...