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jamesle2015Senior Contributor
When I was at work on Friday - it was quiet -
one of the customers asked me what I was going to do over the weekend.
I told her I wanted to work on Monday but it's a public holiday.
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utopiaSenior Contributor
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jamesle2015Senior Contributor
Usually they don't ask ...
It happened again on 31/12 - I called the ISP helpdesk for my internet connection and the bloke asked me
if I was doing anything...I said 'not really'
I prefer it if no one asked me ...
This year I am doing all the January shifts ...I got Saturday shifts as well for the next couple of months
In previous years I didn't get many shifts in the first couple of weeks of January - too quiet - but this
year someone is away so I get the shifts which is good news for me
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utopiaSenior Contributor
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jamesle2015Senior Contributor
I work in retail 🙂
If you look through my previous posts you will see
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