I don't know where we're going, but I know where I am (part 8)

Gremlinertia

How very considerate of the manager :rolleyes:

Kitty6277

Gremlinertia wrote: »

How very considerate of the manager :rolleyes:

Love how he left before me as well, and sent all the other staff home before me, even though none of them are working tomorrow :rolleyes:

Gremlinertia

Oh i'm overly familiar with that set up....

eviltwin

Up since 6 doing college work. Trying to get a good bit done before the kids wake up.

Gremlinertia

I admire your dedication

IamMetaldave

Kitty6277 wrote: »

Finally home and in bed after what was indeed a looooong shift. Asked the manager if I could go in later tomorrow so I’m starting at 1 instead of 12. Yay

Isn’t there some legal amount of time between work days that employees have to have?

[edit]

“Rest period entitlements
The definition of a rest period is any time that is not working time. The rest periods set out in the Organisation of Working Time Act 1997 are as follows:

You are entitled to 11 consecutive hours rest in any period of 24 hours

https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/employment/employment_rights_and_conditions/hours_of_work/rest_periods_and_breaks.html

IamMetaldave

Bedside - reading about worker “entitlements” Ireland should really assess these rules!

Trigger Happy

I am entitled to a lie in today and am exercising that entitlement.
I am also entitled to coffee in bed but no one is exercising that entitlement for me.

IamMetaldave

Trigger Happy wrote: »

I am entitled to a lie in today and am exercising that entitlement.
I am also entitled to coffee in bed but no one is exercising that entitlement for me.

Do you have a little bell to ring?

Gremlinertia

Trundle home o clock. Yawn

Ifevera wiztherewas

The wee one decided yesterday morning and today that 6.30 was getting up time. Do I nae like that.

She'll be welded to the bed during the week when I'm getting her up to bring to the creche :pac:

honeybear

Doggies & cats happy out. Chickens safe and sound. Bumbóg having breakfast.

Gremlinertia

honeybear wrote: »

Doggies & cats happy out. Chickens safe and sound. Bumbóg having breakfast.

I love how you've continued using bumbóg!.

Ifevera wiztherewas

In the playroom in a Frozen tipi. Not literally.

smurfjed

My fun morning was short lived, everything got cancelled so we sat and enjoyed our breakfast then went home. Mutt isn’t impressed with breakfast or lunch catering, he only likes it when I bring him steak or lamb chops.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Heading to a funeral. I hate funerals...

CrowdedHouse

...There are nine million bicycles in Beijing. That's a fact, it's a thing we can't deny, like the fact that I will love you 'til I die...




Morning all,

A couple of bright spells but mostly grey 12C

Couchside with coffee. The men's cycling world championship race is just starting and it's lashing in Yorkshire, the race has been shortened to just 261 Km..:pac:

Will be dipping in and out and hopefully one of the Irish lads can get a medal.

Poochie05

Having coffee and a croissant for breakfast, imagining I was back in France.

Best of luck in your new home Mam!

Sephiroth_dude

Kitchen side.

Hario v60 - check
coffee beans - check
grinder - check
favorite tuxedo cat coffee mug - check

Its time!

IamMetaldave

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Kitchen side.

Hario v60 - check
coffee beans - check
grinder - check
favorite tuxedo cat coffee mug - check

I love coffee, but I rarely make this level of effort! I commend you sir! My friend from work brought me some delicious beans from Guatemala, very smooth.

Autosport

Morning all

Happy Sunday!!!

eviltwin

Taking a well earned break with a book and a cuppa while the menfolk do the shopping

Kitty6277

Just awake, have to get up soon and my eyes are stinging. No idea how I’m going to survive a 9 hour shift today

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Kitty6277 wrote: »

Just awake, have to get up soon and my eyes are stinging. No idea how I’m going to survive a 9 hour shift today

As the queen of no sleep, I recommend.
- a tepid shower
- glucose tablets, I use the lucozade ones.

Very delicate here today, I did a big fryup and I'm now on the couch, dull headache and tired,listening to 4fm.

Heard it from a friend who heard it from a friend who heard it from another you were messing around.........

The old songs are the best ...(also the older women Sephers 😂).

Kitty6277

Brody Unimportant Turpentine wrote: »

As the queen of no sleep, I recommend.
- a tepid shower
- glucose tablets, I use the lucozade ones.

Don’t have time for a shower at the moment, but I’ll try and pick up a pack of those on my way to work. Thanks Shoes!

Sephiroth_dude

Kitty6277 wrote: »

Finally home and in bed after what was indeed a looooong shift. Asked the manager if I could go in later tomorrow so I’m starting at 1 instead of 12. Yay

Kitty6277 wrote: »

Love how he left before me as well, and sent all the other staff home before me, even though none of them are working tomorrow :rolleyes:

You should tell someone higher up about this, its not on what he did, he doesn't sound like a great manager tbh.

Kitty6277

IamMetaldave wrote: »

Isn’t there some legal amount of time between work days that employees have to have?

[edit]

“Rest period entitlements
The definition of a rest period is any time that is not working time. The rest periods set out in the Organisation of Working Time Act 1997 are as follows:

You are entitled to 11 consecutive hours rest in any period of 24 hours

https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/employment/employment_rights_and_conditions/hours_of_work/rest_periods_and_breaks.html

Just seeing this now Dave. Lovely, yet another thing I’m entitled to and not getting :rolleyes:

Kitty6277

Kitty6277 wrote: »

Just seeing this now Dave. Lovely, yet another thing I’m entitled to and not getting :rolleyes:

I did hotel work years ago Kitty,its hard work and long hours and I'd say it must be difficult to try and study on top of that.Just a thought and it mightnt be suitable if you're in a very rural area but a lot of people find it difficult to get babysitters for nights out,it would be ideal for you as you have your own transport and people are willing to pay good money for a reliable babysitter, you might earn just as much for less hours.Otherwise if I were you I'd be telling the manager what hours you can do due to studying, I don't think he will let you go as youre a good worker,you'll burn out if you keep doing those hours.

Sephiroth_dude

Deleted User wrote: »

...(also the older women Sephers ��).

Like a fine wine so they are 😏😏




🤔



*Sephers goes out and buys a crate of mature wine *




😀😛