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Old 04-01-2004, 13:19   #16
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Can't say coz then I'd have to shoot you!! LOL Seriously there is a particular person that would know who I was if I posted that and I don't want them to be aware! Sorry
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Old 04-01-2004, 18:25   #17
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It's o.k. lesley.
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Old 31-03-2004, 21:00   #18
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Well said lesley, i've been self employed for a while now, i did 11 years in a factory and i've never looked back!!

I can get on with the job at a steady pace without a supervisor bagering constantly.
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Old 10-04-2004, 19:55   #19
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I've been self employed for 3 months now and i've not looked back once. There's a lot to be said for it.
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Old 10-04-2004, 20:15   #20
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I'd love to be self-employed. Only problem is - I wouldn't know what kind of business to have!
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Old 11-04-2004, 20:16   #21
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Got stopped by the police once. he said "Your drunk!!" I said. "I know. It's a works outing" He said "But you're on your own. " "Aye" says I. "I'm self employed!!"
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Self Employed is the way to go,after being in the forces for 18yrs doing what you want to do is a life changing experiance. Its easier over here (America) to be self employed, no stupid euro rules, and Petrols cheaper! So come and join the migration http://erapologroup.net/
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Old 27-03-2005, 18:13   #23
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Best job for me and many others has to be Mastabar.  For 17 yrs I worked there until I was made redundant in March 2003.  Great pay and really nice people to work for and with.   Oh and by the way you could get away with murder!
I also worked for Mastabar. It was a very friendly firm. I had an admin job and there was never any snobbery or 'them and us' with the staff and shop floor workers - everyone mucked in together. The firm used to put on a bus for us on Friday lunchtime to take us to Accy. They don't make em like that any more.
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Old 28-03-2005, 22:26   #24
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I work for Twin Valley Homes in Blackburn, enjoy my job and theirs recognition for a job well done and everyone at all levels is up for a laugh!
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I'm self-employed too.

The best bit of working from home is you get cups of tea brought up to you at various points throughout the day, and if you have an evening appointment, you get cooked lunch made as well!

How efficient is that?!?!?!!!
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