Ursus Horribilis wrote: » Do they run these courses on weekdays or at weekends? Asking for a friend :pac:
retalivity wrote: » They probably have to put in a shift at the todayfm college course, teach the poor saps there how to create content.
nc6000 wrote: » Exactly. They might be off creating content for future shows so not even having to use up holidays at all.
Loughc wrote: » Simple just become a content creator, get a pile of hunzos to follow you on Insta and you've got yourself a job for life at TodayFM, if you act fast you'll prob get the Breakfast slot when Ian retires or leaves.
djemba djemba wrote: » I think Declan Pierce yesterday said it is three weeks they have off but he and Doireann are only covering two of them.
chalkitdown1 wrote: » I'd love to be able to take a week off in early February after being off for a week & a half over christmas. :pac: [Edit] Dermot & Dave are off for TWO weeks! What kind of contract are these guy on that they can get so many holidays and how do I get on this gravy train?
chalkitdown1 wrote: » I would absolutely love double the days off per year that I currently have, who wouldn't?I just wanna know how they get away with it.
chalkitdown1 wrote: » Sure, If I gave enough notice. But that's not the point and you know it. :rolleyes: Do you think they're not gonna take another week off around easter, then 2 in the summer, another 1 or 2 in the autumn and another for christmas? If I took 2 weeks off in February, I'd be taking a lot of impromptu "sick days" throughout the rest of the year to cope.
threein99 wrote: » So you could go on holidays in February if you wanted ?
chalkitdown1 wrote: » Only the standard 21 days unfortunately. I wanna get on this 50 Day+ plan that some of these presenters seem to be on!
threein99 wrote: » Do you get holidays from your job ?
chalkitdown1 wrote: » Dermot & Dave are off for TWO weeks! What kind of contract are these guy on that they can get so many holidays and how do I get on this gravy train?
nc6000 wrote: » I guess Alison filing in for Ian Dempsey means they see her as his eventual replacement.
TheDavester wrote: » i had the same problem with Louise Duffy doing this on each slot she was on, she'd always have the news team on, chatting with them for their opinions on Game of Thrones or some little bit of entertainment news or bizarre news bit that they end the news with....No one cares what Susan Keogh thinks about Kim Kardashian or her opinions on TV
Blackstairs Mountain Man wrote: » Why do management in today fm allow the on air presentations of birthday cakes and happy birthday singing etc... do they really think that I’m interested in listening to the office staff in today fm singing happy birthday to some intern or something.... hardly a week goes by that we don’t have a birthday, baby, engagement of some staff memeber take over the air for the day... eg paul Collins birthday last week, Maria from d and d getting engaged... list goes on.. Really comes across as cringe worthy and unprofessional...
Blackstairs Mountain Man wrote: » Really comes across as cringe worthy and unprofessional...
gamecube wrote: » What's the point in doing a course in radio broadcasting in 2019? You will only get to be a producer of a radio show never the presenter!
Faugheen wrote: » I'm not a fan of her either, but in fairness Doireann Garrihy did have to work her way up in the industry. She's not someone who got popular so stations just started giving her loads of work. Now, her popularity helps, but she was in radio beforehand.
Loughc wrote: » Why would anyone want to aspire to become a radio dj anymore when they just hand out slots to any eijet who has an online following for being a mad bastard. Worked out well when they hired Al Porter.