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My tshirt at Job Centre appointments
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JimmyTheWig wrote: »You wore the same t-shirt to each of your appointments?
Maybe that was the problem. Maybe the advisor thought you weren't washing it inbetween?
I don't wear the same t-shirt, I have them in different colours but with the same slogan0 -
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I find your t-shirt extremely offensive, because it's such a lie. Why would you want to lie to people like this? Just about the whole planet knows about your sexuality by now!Ex board guide. Signature now changed (if you know, you know).0
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I don't wear the same t-shirt, I have them in different colours but with the same slogan
Or maybe he thought that, as this is all your wardrobe appeared to consist of, you wore this kind of t-shirt to interviews?0 -
What happens if you get a job (heaven forbid), and your employer does not like your choice of clothing.
Could we have a union meltdown and picket lines !0 -
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Assuming that the OP is not simply a troll, then they are the prime example of the sort of claimant that so many working people are unhappy about.
Fortunately the current government has realised that there are far too many people like this, and they are starting to ratchet down paymentsNot working is a lifestyle choice for the OP, one that they will hopefully be queezed out of before too long.0 -
superbigal36 wrote: »What happens if you get a job (heaven forbid), and your employer does not like your choice of clothing.
Could we have a union meltdown and picket lines !
He couldn't manage to hold down a voluntary job in a shop for long due to his choice of work wear.
I fear that GG is rapidly becoming unemployable.0
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