daily chat 25th June

LouiseJ

Herewegoagain wrote: »

Help,
wot's an avvy
wots the red club
all this is facinating guys I will get there in the end, honestly but slowly:D

I will send you a PM xx

skint_spice

I meant to say - Jinky I'm shattered all the time at the mo too and pretty damn sure it isn't the pregnancy thing. Maybe there's something going about... only one more day of work though...and counting!

Bunnyinthelights

Hey all!!!
Good news Gem!

Good news (I think) Jinky

Been down to Stevenage again today, started my CAD training (computer aided design) and it was dead good! REally enjoyed it...

spud30

I'm shattered all the time recently too, and deffo not pregnant.

I had put it down to not having any time off work since Christmas, but maybe there is something going round.

I cant wait for DH to go to work so I can go to bed

jinky67

Bunnyinthelights wrote: »

Good news (I think) Jinky

yes it is good news:D

LouiseJ

Bunnyinthelights wrote: »

Hey all!!!
Good news Gem!

Good news (I think) Jinky

Been down to Stevenage again today, started my CAD training (computer aided design) and it was dead good! REally enjoyed it...

My OH uses Autocad at work...........looks really complicated:rolleyes: Good to learn a new skill Bunny:T

Queen.Bess

Hey Bunny - glad you had a good day! And yes, good news all round on the daily chat today I think!

Bunnyinthelights

Yes, I suppose it is...
I'm going for a job interview tomorrow but tbh, I like my jb at MFI-I only wish I didnt have to do weekends as it's such hard work with the kids/childminding and I hardly see them at all.
Problem is, 90% of my experience is retail/sales related.

Do you think it would be ok to ask for 'parent friendly' hours??

Queen.Bess

Bunnyinthelights wrote: »

Yes, I suppose it is...
I'm going for a job interview tomorrow but tbh, I like my jb at MFI-I only wish I didnt have to do weekends as it's such hard work with the kids/childminding and I hardly see them at all.
Problem is, 90% of my experience is retail/sales related.

Do you think it would be ok to ask for 'parent friendly' hours??

Whilst I work in personnel, my brain's switched off for the day, but if memory serves, you can indeed apply for flexible working arrangements if your children are under 6. This age is changing next year I believe. Have a look at direct.gov.uk and that might give you some information. You put it in writing and your employer has x no. of days to reply and they must give v good reasons why they can't accomodate your request. So it's worth a look!

Time for me to go now I'm afraid! DH wants the laptop now, and I suppose I have hogged it for the evening! Won't be about for a few days now as off to Heathrow to pick up DH's aunty tomorrow and then spending a couple of days with DH's family! See everyone soon! QBx

LouiseJ

Bunnyinthelights wrote: »

Yes, I suppose it is...
I'm going for a job interview tomorrow but tbh, I like my jb at MFI-I only wish I didnt have to do weekends as it's such hard work with the kids/childminding and I hardly see them at all.
Problem is, 90% of my experience is retail/sales related.

Do you think it would be ok to ask for 'parent friendly' hours??

If you dont ask you dont get:D Love your new Signature Bunny..really strikes a chord:o