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chrismac1

Kat, from some of these posts you'd think your employer was Ronnie Biggs or Al Quaeda, not someone paying your friend £160 on a one-off basis and wanting to avoid setting this person up as an employee with all the hassle that can involve. In the overall scheme of things I would describe this as naughty but understandable especially if this is a small business which does not have an army of payroll, HR and tax people to deal with the latest truckload of red tape delivered by the state.

Sambucus_Nigra

Chris - the person involved IS already an employee!

*Kat*

BAA1. You're crazy. What "else" do you think is going on? !!!!!!? CRAZY. I work for one of the largest supermarkets in the UK. End of. What do you think I'm doing? Trying to scam someone or trick them? RUDE.

AND. If I was trying to do that, why woudl I be trying to figure out the correct payment to him. Nutjob.

*Kat*

You're being rude for even insinuating anything tbh. I needed the time off. You've not managed to pay enough attention through this post have you, where I explained how adamant it was that I get the time off to write my dissertation. And. I've not sworn...have I? I find you rude trying to accuse me of something? Which...I have asked what you're attempting to insinuate, yet you can't answer?

System

*Kat*

You do not seem to want to hear that what your manager suggested was dubious, so I have deleted all my previous posts from your thread.