I just got told that one week into the month trial, the trial is over.
Get given a cheque for the week. Then got told. Congrats, from Monday you are on the team.
Back in the world of the fully employed.
OT: Job news.
Jun 30, 2006
16 Replies
Eggselent. Which pub shall we all meet at? ;-)
I'm sorry, I'm going nowhere this weekend that involves walking (no matter how loosley interpreted) back from.
Grand!
Yup. Nice country office, small workforce, but big projects, a lot for local authorities and social services. They also have a property site that I have been working on, tidying up and adding enhancements to.
Well done that Man !!!
Really genuinely delighted for you - it's always nice when someone recognises your qualities.
Hope it works out well and they pay you a nice wage into the bargain :-)
Good job.
According to the job centre ad (we are actually talking wages on Monday,=20 but this week's money looks almost right after emergency tax) It is a=20 few K more a year, actually doing some web development work, and about=20 =A3800-1k a year less petrol.
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Good times. Might get a winter mid week break this year after all.
Top stuff - all of it. Glad to see that something's going right for you.
cheers, clive
Good! Nice one mate
It feels nice. Even if I'm totally mercinery for a change and start=20 looking for something else straigt away, and just use it as a stepping=20 stone, I worked for worse stepping stones.
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I told you being sacked was a good thing. Congrats mate.
Fraser
Nice one!! Sounds like it's all worked out well for you
:) hopefully they'll pay you more and work you less into the bargain but either way, it's a job and you have money in your pocket (well, the bank anyway) so back to getting cars fiddled with again :) :) :) :) :)
Well played :)
I got a 2:1 :)
I read in your other thread. Nice one.
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