[Shaun]

0 hours contract so can go a whole week without work, and then have one where I work 60 hours I need to look for something better

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

The split shifts were a pain in the hole aswell. There's no way I would have been doing that with young kids either and you can't be doing lock ins every second night if you have smallies either. I always wanted to run my own pub because I actually really enjoyed the work itself but it would be a whole life style choice really and too restricting I think

Yeah that was my plan..I actually still have a valid personal license. Think it runs out in 2 years or something.

[Josy]

I work full time hours only when we are busy or I'm helping out more etc no where near as much as I used to work though.

I wouldnt say I work for a living tbh my husband has a really good job and I don't *have* to work but I would hate sitting around doing nothing so I choose to, even though sometimes I moan like **** I still go

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by Cherie

just wondered as London is an expensive place to live

not if you don't pay for the train

[Tom4784]

Part time Admin/Warehouse Manager/Duty Manager/everything as well as my writing gig.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

not if you don't pay for the train

true, anytime I go up to London the barriers are generally shut...

[Kazanne]

I work now as a teaching assistant for special needs children ,I do one full day and the rest of the week is part time ,but I love the job ,it's interesting , sometimes sad, sometimes happy , and I get the holidays off with my own children which is a bonus.

[Lostie!]

Work part time, average 20 hours a week but more whenever extra are available. Want something full time really though.

[DouglasS]

I work full time as an accountant. I like working because I love the people I work with so it doesn’t even feel like work to be honest. I guess I’m quite lucky

[Jason.]

Um I don't work and I still get to shop n all that

[Tony Montana]

Originally Posted by Jason.

Um I don't work and I still get to shop n all that

[Tony Montana]

Part time for me. Could never do full time.

[Tony Montana]

Originally Posted by Josy

I work full time hours only when we are busy or I'm helping out more etc no where near as much as I used to work though.

I wouldnt say I work for a living tbh my husband has a really good job and I don't *have* to work but I would hate sitting around doing nothing so I choose to, even though sometimes I moan like **** I still go

Sitting around at home and doing nothing would be the best job ever for me.

[AnnieK]

I work 40 hours over 4 days. The rest of my time is spent being a chauffeur to various football, athletics stuff for my son, saving penalties, timing runs etc etc. Work is the easier job

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

that is not how you spell swinging smudgie

Shush.
The question was all day, not all night

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

I work now as a teaching assistant for special needs children

Me too! But they're behavioural needs rather than physical or cognitive.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Me too! But they're behavioural needs rather than physical or cognitive.

It's interesting isn't it,we mainly have children that have been mistreated or taken away from a parent or both,but it varies in their behavioural problems.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

It's interesting isn't it,we mainly have children that have been mistreated or taken away from a parent or both,but it varies in their behavioural problems.

It's much more interesting and engaging than mainstream tbh

[JerseyWins]

Full time

Getting more & more bored with it but gotta get that $$$$$

[Amy Jade]

Work full time.

I am a home care assistant, my hours vary massively depending on patients needs really

[Wizard.]

I just left uni, so I'm technically unemployed, but technically not cause I don't graduate until July, and I'm also a mystery shopper, and also applying for jobs at the minute so

[UserSince2005]

Where's the Self Employed rich bitch option?

[Wizard.]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Where's the Self Employed rich bitch option?

exactly im a prozzy so I choose my hours

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by Riley.

I just left uni, so I'm technically unemployed, but technically not cause I don't graduate until July, and I'm also a mystery shopper, and also applying for jobs at the minute so

I'd love to do mystery shopping!

I'd get Tesco right in trouble today, the woman who ID'd me was so rude, she didn't even ask for my ID but I had it ready and she snatched it, approved me and went and told the other woman I looked 15

[Daniel-X]

Same situation as Cal, working while I’m on a gap year. Was working full time but dropped a day because with travelling it’s around 11 hour days which is just ridiculous.