... and that generally everyone is still doing a lot more than 9 to 5. Staff see 9.30 as a late start and 4.30 as an early end to the day, despite it being their contracted hours. It gives staff a feeling of flexibility. AND!!!.....it probably helps them with avoiding the peak congestion hours in ...

... of mine recently left an international law firm, she was based in London. I'm curious to see if her reasons for leaving echo what StMarks is being told. A solicitor I used to work with left Brum to work in New York. Her pay and package was amazing. After 5 years she was medically retired. ...

... and that generally everyone is still doing a lot more than 9 to 5. Staff see 9.30 as a late start and 4.30 as an early end to the day, despite it being their contracted hours. It gives staff a feeling of flexibility. Fwiw a close friend of mine works in the legal system down in the smoke, & ...

... and that generally everyone is still doing a lot more than 9 to 5. Staff see 9.30 as a late start and 4.30 as an early end to the day, despite it being their contracted hours. It gives staff a feeling of flexibility.

... may be asked to do extra hours at any point for which he will not be paid. On his second week he did 56 hours. Those with the right attitude are being exploited as much as possible. What happened to rights of employees? We are returning to the dark days of worker against government/employer and ...

......Those with the right attitude are being exploited as much as possible. What happened to rights of employees? We are returning to the dark days of worker against government/employer and all we will end up with is strike after strike. At ...

... may be asked to do extra hours at any point for which he will not be paid. On his second week he did 56 hours. Those with the right attitude are being exploited as much as possible. What happened to rights of employees? We are returning to the dark days of worker against government/employer and ...

Oh no matey. So sorry to hear this.

I think thats a very good excuse for not being around, not a lot worse i would imagine.

Condolences....

... prefer a better NHS that puts the patient first regardless of who is running it. Unfortunately it tries to be all things to all people and ends up being a compromise for most of what it does. It needs some honesty from all sides as to what can or can't do and should or shouldn't do for the public.

... we have some of in London. She's now got an evening job in the pub as soon as she gets home each night, just to cover the travel expenses and being able to eat. She's knackered, stressed and skint. Lucky her has been offered a paid internship at one company - we'll pay you £100 a month for ...

The NHS is in a state because it's being purposefully underfunded by a Tory government that wants to privatise it. New Labour started the process by introducing PFI and privatising services like catering, laundry etc but the Tories will finish ...

Not being funny cookie but that's life now. We have an army engineer working for us at the moment he came from a fully qualified position in the British Army to a civilian design engineering life where they treat him like shit, ...

... we have some of in London. She's now got an evening job in the pub as soon as she gets home each night, just to cover the travel expenses and being able to eat. She's knackered, stressed and skint. Lucky her has been offered a paid internship at one company - we'll pay you £100 a month for ...

Boring as feck.

TBH, I don't see MotoGP as being all that exciting either....there's only a handful of drivers/riders in either sport that ever have a realistic chance of winning. I haven't watch either for a while now. It'll still be there when I decide to.

The NHS is in a state because it's being purposefully underfunded by a Tory government that wants to privatise it. New Labour started the process by introducing PFI and privatising services like catering, laundry etc but the Tories will finish ...

The NHS is in a state because it's being purposefully underfunded by a Tory government that wants to privatise it. New Labour started the process by introducing PFI and privatising services like catering, laundry etc but the Tories will finish it.

... have known the exact half way point and could have applied a calculation to correct his errors. Whats the point of the van doing the job and them being 8 seconds out. In short - boring as you said.

The wigs are being phased out. High Court judges in all courts still wear them for trials but not so much for hearings. It's not uncommon now for judges and barristers to be seen without their wigs on. I think that the rate I'm ...

The wigs are being phased out. High Court judges in all courts still wear them for trials but not so much for hearings. It's not uncommon now for judges and barristers to be seen without their wigs on.

... seat without forming a massive suction cup which leaves him stuck on his bike. He will be back on a bike next spring but he sees no point in it being sat in garage gathering dust. I'll pass on your regards when I see him. I thought it best to be honest about these things (lol)