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MartinLuther Feb 11th 2007 10:48 pm

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 

Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede (Post 4390033)
...
Currently work for A-Plant: contracted hours 08:00-17:30 and one Saturday in 5 (in breach of the 1993 Working Time Directive, but nobody seems to care). No overtime pay under any circumstances, and no pay at all for working beyond my contracted hours. Half hour lunch break (no other breaks permitted) and 4 weeks holiday a year (which is OK, but hardly generous).
...

Just out of interest how does this breach the directive? From what you've said in your post you average 46.8 hours a week which is less than the 48 hours a week average mandated by the directive.

:)

Aussiebound Feb 12th 2007 1:33 am

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 
The repeats of WDU in the early hours are signed for the deaf so you get some bloke signing in the corner of the screen, just thought i'd let everyone know.

Clippy Feb 12th 2007 2:57 am

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 

Originally Posted by Aussiebound (Post 4393247)
The repeats of WDU in the early hours are signed for the deaf so you get some bloke signing in the corner of the screen, just thought i'd let everyone know.

Ooh it's on See Hear then - I love See Hear although my sign language is so rusty I get frustrated with myself for not keeping it up.

shaznstu Feb 12th 2007 10:16 am

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 

Originally Posted by Aussiebound (Post 4392779)
Just like to say hello to everyone, don't forget if you missed WDU first time round it is now repeated in the early hours on BBC 1 :thumbup:


BRILLIANT - THANKS, SETTING THE VIDEO NOW!!:thumbup:

tofster Feb 14th 2007 4:17 am

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 
Ok all, sorry about this - the info I need is probably somewhere in the previous 9000 pages of this thread.

I'm looking for a copy of the WDU episode featuring a family looking at Adelaide and the guy was a salesman. He went for an interview with an appliance co. and visited a showroom called Jag Kitchens.

A bottle of the finest JP Chenet to anyone who can steer me in the right direction.

Thanks

lebones Feb 14th 2007 5:10 am

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 
Wow Tofster a bottle of JP Chenet, you are really pushing the boat out ,LOL.!!!!

DrWho Feb 14th 2007 8:02 am

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 

Originally Posted by tofster (Post 4404393)
Ok all, sorry about this - the info I need is probably somewhere in the previous 9000 pages of this thread.

I'm looking for a copy of the WDU episode featuring a family looking at Adelaide and the guy was a salesman. He went for an interview with an appliance co. and visited a showroom called Jag Kitchens.

A bottle of the finest JP Chenet to anyone who can steer me in the right direction.

Thanks

2007/01/26
Nadia Sawalha presents a series in which British families are given a look at
life in Australia ahead of possible migration. The Ashton family are looking
for a fresh start after a difficult few years. They have one week to test the
lifestyle in Adelaide before choosing whether to emigrate or not, but they soon
discover the decision isn't as easy as they might have thought.

Pretty sure that's the one... You can grab it off UKNova...

CDT Feb 14th 2007 9:12 am

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 

Originally Posted by rodders39 (Post 4405245)
2007/01/26
Nadia Sawalha presents a series in which British families are given a look at
life in Australia ahead of possible migration. The Ashton family are looking
for a fresh start after a difficult few years. They have one week to test the
lifestyle in Adelaide before choosing whether to emigrate or not, but they soon
discover the decision isn't as easy as they might have thought.

Pretty sure that's the one... You can grab it off UKNova...



Think the Ashtons were the family where the guy was a cable installer and ended up trying "covert operations" :)

The Booton? Buton? family were the family that the guy was at JAG Kitchens.


(I`m not so sad that I remember it....but I am so sad I`ve labelled it on my dvds:p )

DrWho Feb 14th 2007 9:30 am

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 

Originally Posted by CDT (Post 4405555)
Think the Ashtons were the family where the guy was a cable installer and ended up trying "covert operations" :)

The Booton? Buton? family were the family that the guy was at JAG Kitchens.


(I`m not so sad that I remember it....but I am so sad I`ve labelled it on my dvds:p )

Ooer... How many weeks was it on for...? I've only got 3 weeks worth and can't find that one...

CDT Feb 14th 2007 9:38 am

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 

Originally Posted by rodders39 (Post 4405605)
Ooer... How many weeks was it on for...? I've only got 3 weeks worth and can't find that one...

Just checked. The JAG Kitchens one was 17/01/07 the first one about Adelaide I believe.

DrWho Feb 14th 2007 9:59 am

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 

Originally Posted by CDT (Post 4405638)
Just checked. The JAG Kitchens one was 17/01/07 the first one about Adelaide I believe.

Bugger... I'm missing that week, I'll have to go and grab it... :(

northernbird Feb 14th 2007 10:26 am

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 

Originally Posted by rodders39 (Post 4405726)
Bugger... I'm missing that week, I'll have to go and grab it... :(

the capper didn't manage the whole week, only the wed-friday.

tofster Feb 14th 2007 10:35 am

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 

Originally Posted by lebones (Post 4404690)
Wow Tofster a bottle of JP Chenet, you are really pushing the boat out ,LOL.!!!!

Hey, only the best will do for my fellow British Expatters,. (I think it's 3 for a tenner at bargain booze!)

HOPPITY Feb 15th 2007 12:57 am

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 

Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 4262128)
I'm really puzzled as to what your problem is Arkon! So they are plugging the TV show - so what! Not that they needed to as previous experience has shown any show like that gets lots of threads. They've all joined the site and are contributing to it. I'd rather that than blatant spammy adverts.
If you don't like the thread, then don't read it!

Similar threads in the past - which might make interesting reading for newcomers to the site - include anything by Debreeve, who was on a previous show, still posts sometimes, and lives on the Sunshine Coast, especially http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=289850

Also
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=307029
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=275867
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=322936

There are others but you can find those yourselves.

All good interesting reading, for viewers and for participants in the show. Bits of :) bits of :( and bits of :eek:

Hiya can anyone tell me the name of the complex where the Russell family were renting.

thanks in advance

Sarahx

snow-white Feb 15th 2007 1:13 am

Re: BBC - Wanted Down Under
 

Originally Posted by HOPPITY (Post 4407664)
Hiya can anyone tell me the name of the complex where the Russell family were renting.

thanks in advance

Sarahx

sarah when you planning on going over? and what area of goldcoast you want to be in
lesley


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