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where do u work?where is your xmas do happening?how much? and are you going?also does your work place pay any money towards it? i work at a day nursery and ours is going to be at the aston villa football club. £28 and thats only for two courses, then you have to buy drinks which will probably be bout £4 each.so as u can probably tell im not going as work dont put any money to it either the cheap sods!

This item was edited on Friday, 15th September 2006, 21:56

Official one is in restaurant in Leeds...staff only, no partners. Meal, wine and a couple of drinks, all free...then we have to buy our own drinks.

Think there is an unofficial night out last Friday before Christmas in Leeds.

Nick

Work for what is basically the civil service. Section is going for a lunch (3pm) at Living Room in Glasgow. Think it`s about £18 per head for 3 courses plus tea/coffee but I think drinks are fairly pricey. No contribution to the cost from work.

I`m not actually going this year as it`s my wife`s birthday

Self employed.
Me and a beer in front of the telly.

All together now. AAAaaaahhhh.

Snaps

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Self employed.
Me and a beer in front of the telly.

All together now. AAAaaaahhhh.

Snaps
snap :(

The lonely life of a contractor...

I`d love to work for myself :(

Nick

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I`d love to work for myself
Grass is always greener.

I often dream about having a 9 to 5 job - paid holidays, no work at weekends, knowing how much money you`ll get at the end of the month. Sometimes money is such a worry that it leaves you feeling like you`ve been punched in the stomach :/

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I often dream about having a 9 to 5 job - paid holidays, no work at weekends, knowing how much money you`ll get at the end of the month. Sometimes money is such a worry that it leaves you feeling like you`ve been punched in the stomach. I hear you brother.

Dr 42%er


It`s not easy being different. It`s not easy being cool....but somehow I manage....

My dad works for himself and so does my best mate. It`s an obvious trade off between being your own boss and earning money for yourself or the security of working for a company. I think it`s in later life you see the benefits off being self employed.

Cheers

Nick