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Sub Prime Credit Thread Part III
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never-in-doubt wrote: »Yea I know mate - luckily though I tend to do 6 nights - 6 off - 3 days - 3 off - 6 nights etc etc so works good. still do the 12hr shifts though but never the back shift as you cant do anything before work or after - its the worse one! arghhhhhh :eek:
That is spent with the family, sunday roast etc...
My hourly rate is not that good, so I have to 'work the hours' to feed the bank account.0 -
never-in-doubt wrote: »Yea I know mate - luckily though I tend to do 6 nights - 6 off - 3 days - 3 off - 6 nights etc etc so works good. still do the 12hr shifts though but never the back shift as you cant do anything before work or after - its the worse one! arghhhhhh :eek:
i can handle long shifts at night and work the next day.not sure about being stuck in a car thoughlittlewoods/littlewoods direct/marshall ward/kays/greatuniversal/empire stores/addittions/grattans/next/ambrose wilson.barclay card/cap1/bos/vanquis gold/vodafone/3 .dell finance/currys finance
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Doshamento wrote: »Your lucky, I do a 6 day, 60 hour week with only 1 day off, usually a Sunday.
That is spent with the family, sunday roast etc...
My hourly rate is not that good, so I have to 'work the hours' to feed the bank account.
Do you work in security by any chance? My rate isn't great but I chose to do the easier role as less stress (also less money) but my job is easy! I sit in a car all night on laptop and watch posh people houses - well castles LOL. Get about £15 an hour - not great but pays the mortgage!2010 - year of the troll
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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victor-meldrew wrote: »you sat in a car now???
i can handle long shifts at night and work the next day.not sure about being stuck in a car though
I chose this part of job mate cos otherwise i'd be with the client and can't get wasted then can I? LOL so I prefer to house sit when the client is away which is for 3 months..... next month I go back to normal job (boring)2010 - year of the troll
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never-in-doubt wrote: »I chose this part of job mate cos otherwise i'd be with the client and can't get wasted then can I? LOL so I prefer to house sit when the client is away which is for 3 months..... next month I go back to normal job (boring)
get wasted ,any jobs with clients for o/h.lol
given the choices i see youve picked the best one.
whats the normal job??????????
ive been off ill myself for a few months,but still earning.
done three jobs and not sure how i managed it.seemed fine at the time.
couldnt do 9 to 5 type work though.
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never-in-doubt wrote: »Do you work in security by any chance? My rate isn't great but I chose to do the easier role as less stress (also less money) but my job is easy! I sit in a car all night on laptop and watch posh people houses - well castles LOL. Get about £15 an hour - not great but pays the mortgage!
Yes, similar.
I do portering/concierge work and mainly have to sit at a reception desk in residential apartments.
The money in no way as good as yours....far from it at £6.50 ph.
But then again I am not SIA certified unlike yourself - as my employers see no need for it as my role as a Desk Porter/Reception - I cannot command the hourly rate that you are certified to expect, plus there is already Security onsite!
Wanna swop jobs?0 -
Doshamento wrote: »Yes, similar.
I do portering/concierge work and mainly have to sit at a reception desk in residential apartments.
The money in no way as good as yours....far from it at £6.50 ph.
But then again I am not SIA certified unlike yourself - as my employers see no need for it as my role as a Desk Porter/Reception - I cannot command the hourly rate that you are certified to expect, plus there is already Security onsite!
Wanna swop jobs?
thats not the greatest rate.
anything better on the horison.
dont get stuck in a rut where you have to work so many hours you dont get time to look elseware.littlewoods/littlewoods direct/marshall ward/kays/greatuniversal/empire stores/addittions/grattans/next/ambrose wilson.barclay card/cap1/bos/vanquis gold/vodafone/3 .dell finance/currys finance
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victor-meldrew wrote: »it may be but the basic one is black.i have the bos one,black as is halifax one
sorry just read properly.ignore me i meant c/card
I think this is what Effect was looking for
1st left, row 3?
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3276/3071606628_cb152739b8_b.jpg0 -
victor-meldrew wrote: »thats not the greatest rate.
anything better on the horison.
dont get stuck in a rut where you have to work so many hours you dont get time to look elseware.
No it's not the greatest rate - still at least it's a job though, isn't it matey0 -
Doshamento wrote: »I think this is what Effect was looking for
1st left, row 3?
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3276/3071606628_cb152739b8_b.jpg
cool.i just miss read .ill have one if it comes with accountlittlewoods/littlewoods direct/marshall ward/kays/greatuniversal/empire stores/addittions/grattans/next/ambrose wilson.barclay card/cap1/bos/vanquis gold/vodafone/3 .dell finance/currys finance
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