Can't grumble. Did 45 minutes work on Tuesday last week and got a full day for it.
I like to keep the hours balanced so I'll give them a few back for that.
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Originally posted by EqualOpportunitiesTw@t.
HTH
Couldn't have said it better myself!
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not an hourly rate? what? Ah well, fair play to you - but make sure you offset it with a half day off/early finish next week.
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erm......early finish tommorrow....erm...yeah great
mumbles something about only doing this today so that I can have the weekend off as I am off site all day tommorrow looking at the new warehouse and this needs to be done for monday...
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That's the stuff lad. Get it finished now and then you can have an early finish/day off tomorrow!Originally posted by SockpuppetI am the last one here....doing overtime. Unpaid overtime....not on an hourly rate
I await your judgement.
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Tw@t.Originally posted by SockpuppetI am the last one here....doing overtime. Unpaid overtime....not on an hourly rate
I await your judgement.
HTH
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I await your judgement....
I am the last one here....doing overtime. Unpaid overtime....not on an hourly rate
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