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The England v Slovenia is on June 23rd with a 3.00p.m. Kick off.
As this is a wednesday, how are you going to get out of work for it.
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Book a day off (or half day)
Be sick.Or are you not bothered. I work shifts and am off anyway.
The England v Slovenia is on June 23rd with a 3.00p.m. Kick off.As this is a wednesday, how are you going to get out of work for it.
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Book a day off (or half day)
Be sick.Or are you not bothered. I work shifts and am off anyway.
the lads where i work have sorted that one out already,we are all staying a little longer on monday and tuesday and working through lunch on the wednesday so we will finish early
some of the plants i go to work in the shift workers are having tv’s in mess rooms or are letting staff go out to watch it in local pubs
from what i have seen so far employers/bosses seem pretty cool about letting people watch at least some of the game.
but thats blackburn/darwen dont know what the mill owner/victorian style employers of wigan are doing.
I believe Chairman Dave will be chaining employees to the desk and beating the families of those who even receive text updates !
The England v Slovenia is on June 23rd with a 3.00p.m. Kick off.As this is a wednesday, how are you going to get out of work for it.
Day off work, spend the morning building up Brownie points down by steam cleaning the patio then hopefully down to Ashton for the afternoon.
There are many enlightened employers who will turn this into a positive experience.
I work in an office with around 100 other people.
We’ve got two 50″ plasmas already set up. For both the opening game and the England game at 3pm there’s food, beer and wine laid on.For all other Engalnd games we’ve extended flexi-time for the morning after, so people can roll in at 10 o’clock.
If England win the final then everyone gets an extra days’ holiday. Only so many can book the next day, but those who aren’t too bothered still get an extra day to take whenever they like.
I guarantee practically everyone will make up the lost time without being asked.
Obviously, we’re in an industry that can allow this, but it would be interesting to understand what other companies are doing.
Booked the entire world cup off 2 months ago, saves all the hassle of trying to blag the odd day off :D
The England v Slovenia is on June 23rd with a 3.00p.m. Kick off.
As this is a wednesday, how are you going to get out of work for it.
Day off work, spend the morning building up Brownie points down by steam cleaning the patio then hopefully down to Ashton for the afternoon.[/quote]
griff get one of those rotating brush things they are made especially for patios if you’ve got a karcher,they do the job in record time –
i gaurantee you could be in the thomas gerrard for a before 10am breakfast deal.oh i forgot i have a load of vouchers for a bacon or sausage barm and a cup of fresh ground coffee for 99p before 10am in all wetherspoon pubs.
it kept me going in ireland
we’ve got a plasma in work for the game, but we still have to work why the games on… Already told the manager she may aswell promote people booking the day off as we arnt going to be able to do our jobs properly! as per shes only allowed 2 people off 1 of which is me. So no doubt il be in jaks (the best place in wigan to watch it) guzzling beer.
my mate with the big head has been laughing at everyone he knows that has a job and calling them rotten he said work is for losers and he is his own boss on the dole and can do whatever he wants and watch matches whenever he wants the only downside to this is he got took to court for not buying a television license and was fined a thousand pounds and has had to sell his fifty inch plasma to help pay the fine off he will probably have to watch the matches either through a neighbours window or a television salesroom window because i will be watching in the pub and he has no cash and there is no way i am going to buy his beer or let him watch it in my place the free loading skint big headed no job loser :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:
my mate with the big head has been laughing at everyone he knows that has a job and calling them rotten he said work is for losers and he is his own boss on the dole and can do whatever he wants and watch matches whenever he wants the only downside to this is he got took to court for not buying a television license and was fined a thousand pounds and has had to sell his fifty inch plasma to help pay the fine off he will probably have to watch the matches either through a neighbours window or a television salesroom window because i will be watching in the pub and he has no cash and there is no way i am going to buy his beer or let him watch it in my place the free loading skint big headed no job loser :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:Maybe his signing time could be changed to 3:15 on 23 June (3:00 would give him time to watch some of it) ? ;)
griff get one of those rotating brush things they are made especially for patios if you’ve got a karcher,they do the job in record time –
i gaurantee you could be in the thomas gerrard for a before 10am breakfast deal.Sounds like a plan, LMB. I do have a Karcher but not the brush. They’re the dogs are they?
griff get one of those rotating brush things they are made especially for patios if you’ve got a karcher,they do the job in record time –
i gaurantee you could be in the thomas gerrard for a before 10am breakfast deal.Sounds like a plan, LMB. I do have a Karcher but not the brush. They’re the dogs are they?[/quote]
its a yellow thing that replaces the pressure jet end -it has a spining nozzle with jjets at the end and it cleans a line about 8 to 10 inches wide,loads quicker -my missus says its just like hoovering-not that i would know !
Do they have TV’s in Thomas Gerrard these days, if were still in World Cup at the quarter final change might stick me head in at Presidential, is that even still open?
Do they have TV’s in Thomas Gerrard these days, if were still in World Cup at the quarter final change might stick me head in at Presidential, is that even still open?The Pressy is definitely the place to watch football in Ashton these days. They have about 20 screens in there now and the beer is as cheap as chips. Well, it might be – I don’t know what they charge for chips
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