Nice surprise at work on Friday

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  1. jedstar

    jedstar Well-Known Member

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    Cheers pal.
     
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    Stick with it and see how it goes, if he's genuine it might turn out a good thing for you.
     
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    Same for me mate, but in the nhs.
     
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    Well done, JD. Thoroughly deserved, I'm sure.

    All this talk of pay rises, and my business turnover is about 25% down on last year! :(
     
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    Remember its always better to "try it and not like it" than it is to "not try it and always wonder if you would like it!"
     
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    Public sector in general is dying. Scares me tbh.
     
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    I've tried that approach with the missus but no luck ;)
     
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    Public sector you still get paid sick pay and decent pensions though, not many people leave.
     
    Gloria Stitts, Sep 15, 2014
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    Agree with this. Although comparing wages with mates etc, they mainly get paid a much better rate than me to balance this argument out.

    Kind of agree with this, but most of the people who have left, haven't regretted it.
     
    Googs, Sep 16, 2014
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    fekking council was always the same when thereev as there....brown noses or young birds sleeping with bosses for promotion etc etc....only way you could get on.

    run by a set of clowns who simply insert the brown nose brigade just below em and carry on from there.

    councils' are corrupt to the core and i worked for three...all the same.

    hopethishelps
     
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