do they still do

Sunshine12

tinktinktinkerbell wrote: »

yeah they are quite strict about things like that

im surprised they didnt tell you that you had to be willing to accept min wage

No chance - its got to be seen to be commensurate with your financial requirements and unfortunately we have a £300,000 mortgage!!:eek:

tinktinktinkerbell

Sunshine12 wrote: »

No chance - its got to be seen to be commensurate with your financial requirements and unfortunately we have a £300,000 mortgage!!:eek:

jeepers creepers that a big mortgage :eek: your monthly payments must be huge

OHs sister has a £200,000 house and hers a month is £800 _pale_

Sunshine12

tinktinktinkerbell wrote: »

jeepers creepers that a big mortgage :eek: your monthly payments must be huge

OHs sister has a £200,000 house and hers a month is £800 _pale_

yeah its pretty steep - it works out about £2000 per month. Thats why i got pretty worried when I lost my job although start my new one on monday so all is well!

tinktinktinkerbell

Sunshine12 wrote: »

yeah its pretty steep - it works out about £2000 per month. Thats why i got pretty worried when I lost my job although start my new one on monday so all is well!

2 grand a month _pale_

congrats on the new job, whats it doing?

Sunshine12

tinktinktinkerbell wrote: »

congrats on the new job, whats it doing?

Thanks. Its the same kind of job as I was doing previously. Conveyancing and Admin management for a construction company. Boring old office job!!

Tarry

Have you ever tried looking for shop work? I was originally applying for work in an office type environment, but got nowhere so I went into retail, and I'm still there at the moment. I like my job and working anyway.

tinktinktinkerbell

Sunshine12 wrote: »

Thanks. Its the same kind of job as I was doing previously. Conveyancing and Admin management for a construction company. Boring old office job!!

might be boring but think of the money

Tarry wrote: »

Have you ever tried looking for shop work? I was originally applying for work in an office type environment, but got nowhere so I went into retail, and I'm still there at the moment. I like my job and working anyway.

i cant work in a shop unless its a sit down role

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Sunshine12

Tink, are there any garages (I mean petrol stations)beside where you live? Just thinking you could maybe work there and you would only have to stand up for short periods when customers came in? you might need to fill up stock etc but its maybe worth a go just to see how you get on? What happened with your disability thing?

Tarry

tinktinktinkerbell wrote: »

might be boring but think of the money




i cant work in a shop unless its a sit down role

I stand up in mine, but than if you go into most supermarkets most of them are sitting down at the till. So perhaps till work? It's not as bad as some people say.