Working from home.
#1
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On days like today that I'm really glad that I don't have to commute or sit in some dilbert style office. It's 27C and sunny and I'll be able to work from the garden this afternoon (again).
Does anyone else do this? It's bloody great isn't it.
Does anyone else do this? It's bloody great isn't it.
#4
My work morning consisted of a bit of work, some breakfast, a massage, a walk on the seawall, and now a spot of lunch.
I feel for all the losers who have to commute and work for a living
I feel for all the losers who have to commute and work for a living
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More or less the same kind of morning for me. Breakfast, walk the dogs, bit of work, some lunch. Just gonna have a cup of tea and then, maybe walk the dogs again, then sit outside for a bit catching up on a report or two and maybe some emails. I hope this weather lasts and lasts.
#6
More or less the same kind of morning for me. Breakfast, walk the dogs, bit of work, some lunch. Just gonna have a cup of tea and then, maybe walk the dogs again, then sit outside for a bit catching up on a report or two and maybe some emails. I hope this weather lasts and lasts.
#7
I notice that tens of thousands of British civil servants will be allowed to "work from home" during the Olympics.
#9
Taught a 6am class - got the grocery shop done , came home, took dogs for a run, popped back for a midday class and now am gonna sun it u in the garden - off to vegas tomorrow with the girls- tis a warm 115degrees - woot woot
#11
I get my work done. I just do it in my underpants, looking out over the water and mountains, usually finishing at around 10:30am ish.
I've worked from home with many jobs over the past 7 or 8 years so i'd really hate to get a proper job
I've worked from home with many jobs over the past 7 or 8 years so i'd really hate to get a proper job
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I`ve been working from home for the last year and would definitely not chose to work in an office again.
#13
Doesnt sound too taxing, maybe you could put in a 9-5 shift and take 3 days off
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So if you work from home and are not self employed what are the procedures for phoning in when you are sick



