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-   -   Any Mum looking for a p/t job? (https://britishexpats.com/forum/job-offers-82/any-mum-looking-p-t-job-514800/)

Clippy Feb 16th 2008 11:16 pm
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by Luke I Amyofath (Post 5943031)
It wouldnt seeing as though youre a wombMAN :p
Nice :blink:

TiddlyPom Feb 16th 2008 11:17 pm
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by Luke I Amyofath (Post 5942946)
Between the wife and I we have to juggle work hours with picking kids up, it's not a male or female thing is it ?

Years ago liberated women fought workplace discrimination and quite rightly so, but it doesnt make it ok for anyone to advertise a job, asking for a woman unless they have an exemption for it.
No, it's not at all. I was referring to a mother or father who wasn't currently working ... and it's usual to be more likely the mother... but saying that, most parents both work these days so it's a juggle, as you say.

asher Feb 16th 2008 11:17 pm
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by Luke I Amyofath (Post 5943019)
Yes, women's work :D but mum is mother and mother is female unless youre a male seahorse that is.
excuse me this is not womens work!

It is work for both sexes and men should take their fair share so this advert is sexist :rofl:

TiddlyPom Feb 16th 2008 11:18 pm
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by Clippy (Post 5943037)
Nice :blink:
:blink:

Clippy Feb 16th 2008 11:20 pm
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom (Post 5943044)
:blink:
:D

I'd still take the job :lol:

TiddlyPom Feb 16th 2008 11:24 pm
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by Clippy (Post 5943050)
:D

I'd still take the job :lol:
Yes, so would I. It would have to be paying more than working at Coles though.

I went there last night and asked, out of interest, how much they paid. Fluck me if they don't pay more per hour than I'm earning now.

Do I want to work in Coles though? :blink:

Clippy Feb 16th 2008 11:27 pm
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom (Post 5943067)
Yes, so would I. It would have to be paying more than working at Coles though.

I went there last night and asked, out of interest, how much they paid. Fluck me if they don't pay more per hour than I'm earning now.

Do I want to work in Coles though? :blink:
I'd work in Coles if it didn't mean working weekends.

I don't want to work weekends :unsure: or late nights

TiddlyPom Feb 16th 2008 11:46 pm
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by Clippy (Post 5943079)
I'd work in Coles if it didn't mean working weekends.

I don't want to work weekends :unsure: or late nights
Mmm... you have a point.

Mrs Jackaroo Feb 16th 2008 11:49 pm
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom (Post 5943067)
Yes, so would I. It would have to be paying more than working at Coles though.

I went there last night and asked, out of interest, how much they paid. Fluck me if they don't pay more per hour than I'm earning now.

Do I want to work in Coles though? :blink:
I did a few shifts in Coles and yes it is good money. Didnt stick with it though because although I was rostered to work until midnight they 'expected' me to work until 2am if they needed it! No chance!

TiddlyPom Feb 16th 2008 11:51 pm
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by Mrs Jackaroo (Post 5943131)
I did a few shifts in Coles and yes it is good money. Didnt stick with it though because although I was rostered to work until midnight they 'expected' me to work until 2am if they needed it! No chance!
Yes, well I used to run a dpt in Tesco when we were really struggling.... and I suspect Coles are exactly the same to work for as they were... and I really don't want to do that. I'd rather work in Real Estate.
That's saying something! :lol:

Clippy Feb 16th 2008 11:52 pm
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom (Post 5943137)
Yes, well I used to run a dpt in Tesco when we were really struggling.... and I suspect Coles are exactly the same to work for as they were... and I really don't want to do that. I'd rather work in Real Estate.
That's saying something! :lol:
:lol:

Mrs Jackaroo Feb 16th 2008 11:54 pm
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom (Post 5943137)
Yes, well I used to run a dpt in Tesco when we were really struggling.... and I suspect Coles are exactly the same to work for as they were... and I really don't want to do that. I'd rather work in Real Estate.
That's saying something! :lol:
I'd agree - I've done real estate too and fund it much more fun :)

Luke I Amyofath Feb 17th 2008 12:13 am
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by Mrs Jackaroo (Post 5943131)
I did a few shifts in Coles and yes it is good money. Didnt stick with it though because although I was rostered to work until midnight they 'expected' me to work until 2am if they needed it! No chance!
the OH worked at woolies doing nightfill. What a shite job that was. That job should be done by a man since it's bloody hard heavy work for a woman to be honest.

She now has a casual job in a servo about 15 hrs a week and she brings home close to what machine operators under me earn. Shes not complaining and I dont blame her.

TiddlyPom Feb 17th 2008 12:26 am
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by Luke I Amyofath (Post 5943200)
the OH worked at woolies doing nightfill. What a shite job that was. That job should be done by a man since it's bloody hard heavy work for a woman to be honest.

She now has a casual job in a servo about 15 hrs a week and she brings home close to what machine operators under me earn. Shes not complaining and I dont blame her.
Yeah but that would be sexist to say that women couldn't do that heavy lifting....

Clippy Feb 17th 2008 12:29 am
Re: Any Mum looking for a p/t job?
 
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom (Post 5943227)
Yeah but that would be sexist to say that women couldn't do that heavy lifting....
Lol, I'm often heard saying to Dale 'that's a man's job' as an excuse to get out of things. It's not that I can't do it, just that I don't want to ;)

I'll never be a feminist :blink:


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