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I'd shop your employer if they are breaking the law Lula (that is providing you don't mean he's giving hours to younger ones on lower rates). They are more likely to suspect one of the underpaid workers than you and if you've got a new job lined up anyway you have nothing to lose.
Thanks tixy but 1) it's a she boss & 2) it was a law enforcement officer :eek: - gets away with it as explained in other post. New job still not enough hours to leave completely but means I dont need to rely on her anymore :j as between the 2 I can manage :rolleyes: .0 -
Numpty_Monkey wrote: »lula have a read of the link i've just posted
part time and casual workers are covered, agreement to work for less is posibly illegal,
National Minimum Wage helpline
0845 6000 678
Thanks Numpty :A I do get above minimum wage though & if other workers are prepared to put up with her deviousness, that's up to them... I'm just fighting my corner right now....will sort everyone else out another day
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That bollards with the contract
:rolleyes: PROUD TO BE DEALING WITH MY DEBT NERD #869
DFD 5/1/16Numpty,Not sure why but I'm crying
. Of all the peeps on this board you're the kindest & most supportive of all & I'm :mad: &
for you all at the same time . Wish I was there to give you a big :grouphug: & emergency hobnobs
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Numpty - why didnt I think of pinching the batteries from his torch:rotfl:
Lula - I think you need to fly your bomber over boss's house and pull the lever:rotfl:
Bombs Away Chaps:rotfl:
Roger Roger Over and OutSemper in faeces profundum variat
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Horace cup of tea & chat with your EX lol, is that what they call it nowadays!
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Horace cup of tea & chat with your EX lol, is that what they call it nowadays!

Oi, put your dirty mind back in the gutter, it was definitely tea and a chat - no funny business;) Anyway, I already have one chap why would I want another one?
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Lula where to put his torch is that what they call it nowdays lol hehehehe:)0
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LOL horace.
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Oh I get it, I could possibly have two chaps:rolleyes: One to bring me his washing:mad: and take me out occasionally and the other can change the lightbulbs...now why didnt I think of that before:rotfl:
Best go and cook my dinner as I am unexpectedly going out tonight - to give my expert opinion on fundraising events:DSemper in faeces profundum variat
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don't drink too much Horace and have a nice time
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