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rhosynbach wrote: »

nice love the welsh cobs, ds2 wanted a Connemara before we got our big mare, but we wanted one to work.

they are both lovely :A - a pleasure to own. What do you have? Do you drive?

bubbs

Happy Birthday Naebbirac :bdaycake: but im not convinced its today

tweets

Happy Birthday Naebbirac :bdaycake:

Sat at the terminus on Candy after completing level 800 :dance::dance::dance:

Anon

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

Thanks, I'd better not then, OH said similar and said it was another of my hairbrained ideas

I'll still look around though and if I'm offered something else I'll have to make a decision if its worth moving on. I hate making decisions :undecided

Good thinking - they say it is always easier to find work when you are already in work (as it gives you extra confidence/can make an informed decision etc).

Anon

Wheres_My_Cashback

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

What I'm thinking is that if I can get a new job I can pretend to be off sick at my current job while I try out the new job to see if I like it before handing in my notice Does anyone know if there may be any consequences I haven't thought of with this idea? TIA

Thought I'd heard most ridiculous things in my life but this takes the biscuit :eek:

Because you don't get on with your boss doesn't mean you should take the XXXX out of two employers. There are thousands who would love just one job.

Savvybuyer

Colin_Hunt wrote: »

What, other than both employers finding you are dishonest and both sacking you ? That might be a first actually.

That may be a little bit harshly put but, yes, I suppose it is a possibility.

EMMAP

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

I'm fed up of my job again and looking for another job My boss is driving me batty and I'm struggling to work with her but I'm also worried that if I change it will be a case of "out of the frying pan and into the fire" as has happened for me in the past

What I'm thinking is that if I can get a new job I can pretend to be off sick at my current job while I try out the new job to see if I like it before handing in my notice Does anyone know if there may be any consequences I haven't thought of with this idea? TIA

I think you might just have to make the decision and handle the consequences lovely! I got fired once when I was fresh out of uni (I've told the story, he was a nasty little man with a Napoleon complex and delusions of grandeur) and in hindsight it was one of the best things that could ever have happened to me. At the time it didn't feel like it. I even cried on the phone and asked him if he'd reconsider

Thankfully he didn't and I got the pleasure of sending him an email from my new (established) company, telling him we didn't cast using 'unknown agencies'.

Karma

Savvybuyer

Oops - back-pedal:o:o: maybe I'm wrong and I ought to stay out of the matter (I'm seeing new posts posted on it) - it's not something I've thought of and I'm not seeing some of the wider consequences as may be usual of me.

:silenced:

Anon

Be prepared for the the electronic third degree if you sign up for the mycreditmonitor service - it is CallCredit behind it and they ask around 8 questions relating to your credit file before they provide a report (to confirm identity) - for me it included mobile phone taken out in September 2012 (I have no idea who with - I have multiple contracts/SIMs running at any one time), credit card in March 2012 (again, nope, I have "a few"), current account in January 2013 (ditto - have "many" etc) - how the bl00dy hell would I retain all that information including which month something was taken out and which account was opened in which month, that is what a credit report is for! Muppets :mad:. I now apparently have to send copies of documents to "prove" my identity - I am me, honest!

With hindsight, I should have referred to one of my other credit reports to check the details, but I am sure I got more than half of them right!

Anon

Colin_Hunt

Savvybuyer wrote: »

That may be a little bit harshly put but, yes, I suppose it is a possibility.

If someone outlines the worst possible out come of "harebrained" ideas, there is more liklihood of those ideas being abandoned/


Thank goodness she asked.

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

Thanks, I'd better not then, OH said similar and said it was another of my hairbrained ideas

I'll still look around though and if I'm offered something else I'll have to make a decision if its worth moving on. I hate making decisions :undecided

Listen to your man, they always know best.