>>And why oilrag was worried about the job messing up is beyond me.
Some people go into jobs like that because they care.
Close to home, some people also leave them for the same reason; seeing the lack of care that the system results in, in the NHS at least, was too much to bear for a couple of people I know.
I work in the private sector; a commercial job, with no great social consequences other than for me and my family. I can't remember when I last had a day off sick, though I've worked at home a couple of times in the last three years with coughs and colds. I do a lot of unpaid overtime like many others.
I consider myself fortunate - I don't work unsocial hours, my weekends are mainly my own, and I'm still clogging as we say in Yorkshire.
I could do with downshifting though, work is interfering with my life too much. Anybody know of a nice little job going on a street-naming team?
Last edited by: Manatee on Sat 26 Jun 10 at 16:40
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