aye MF,
you're not far wrong there.
S2Budd and everyone in general, after you been doing this for some
time you become numbed to the numbers involved, hopefully you're doing something wise with the rewards incase the opportunities dry up one day.
However from time to time, when you slow down and have a real look at the numbers you realise it is quite a lot of money by most people's standards.
S2Budd, congratulations on your contract and long may you enjoy it and prosper, be wise with the rewards.
Milan.
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Not really an argument Milan. Lets face it ATW is happy with £3.50 and some fries for lunch.
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I am on this contract. Three months with a Sunday requirment :-(
Still, my daily rate for Sunday is £800 :-)
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Are you working at Asda?Originally posted by milanbenes
every little helps
Milan.
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who else is working today ?
contracting, every little helps
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