Today I'm neither Angry nor Happy about....

[bwfcdan94]

Well, I think I just lost the will to live.

Why?

[Gooner Girl]

why, if my daughter has a 10 minute nap in the car on the way home from somewhere is that enough sleep for her to decide she doesn't need the 2 hour nap she normally has?

[89bwfc89]

why, if my daughter has a 10 minute nap in the car on the way home from somewhere is that enough sleep for her to decide she doesn't need the 2 hour nap she normally has?

Because she has supermarkets to pee in!!

[Gooner Girl]

why, if my daughter has a 10 minute nap in the car on the way home from somewhere is that enough sleep for her to decide she doesn't need the 2 hour nap she normally has?

Because she has supermarkets to pee in!!

The garden centre today actually...

[Gary the Enfield]

why, if my daughter has a 10 minute nap in the car on the way home from somewhere is that enough sleep for her to decide she doesn't need the 2 hour nap she normally has?

Because she has supermarkets to pee in!!

The garden centre today actually...

Good job she's potty trained.

[mrkint]

bit nervous

they're trying to sell our company (well, our parent company is trying to sell us). Don't worry, it's public domain.

What happens? NO ONE KNOWS.

[Lost Leopard Spot]

bit nervous

they're trying to sell our company (well, our parent company is trying to sell us). Don't worry, it's public domain.

What happens? NO ONE KNOWS.

I got sold six years ago. I felt like chattel.

[Gary the Enfield]

bit nervous

they're trying to sell our company (well, our parent company is trying to sell us). Don't worry, it's public domain.

What happens? NO ONE KNOWS.

I got sold six years ago. I felt like chattel.

I got sold six years ago too. We were novated to a holding company and during this process I left as I got a new job. For the first three months of my new job I continued to receive a salary from my old (new) employers as HR hadn't updated my status. Double Bubble!

Too honest for my own good I eventually 'fessed up and paid them all the money back.

[Abdoulaye's Twin]

bit nervous

they're trying to sell our company (well, our parent company is trying to sell us). Don't worry, it's public domain.

What happens? NO ONE KNOWS.

Happened to me a few times. Shouldn't be much to worry about. In fact, once I signed the contract etc and then 3 weeks later on my first day I discovered the company had been sold and my 2nd day was the 1st day of new ownership. I got promoted a few months later, then poached by the company that I originally signed with and got meself a 70% pay rise. I does work out well sometimes

[Beefheart]

bit nervous

they're trying to sell our company (well, our parent company is trying to sell us). Don't worry, it's public domain.

What happens? NO ONE KNOWS.

I got sold six years ago. I felt like chattel.

I got sold six years ago too. We were novated to a holding company and during this process I left as I got a new job. For the first three months of my new job I continued to receive a salary from my old (new) employers as HR hadn't updated my status. Double Bubble!

Too honest for my own good I eventually 'fessed up and paid them all the money back.

Ineffective control environment! The auditors will have shit themselves!

[bobo the clown]

bit nervous

they're trying to sell our company (well, our parent company is trying to sell us). Don't worry, it's public domain.

What happens? NO ONE KNOWS.

I got sold six years ago. I felt like chattel.

You are.

Kinty, keep me updated on PM. Happy to advise.

In general, so long as you haven't got humungous pension rights ... which I doubt at your age ... it should be straightforward. Of course an acquisition is for a business reason and the new Company will look for synergies and benefits from the combination but all that will only come out in the wash to be honest.

[Bijou Bob]

bit nervous

they're trying to sell our company (well, our parent company is trying to sell us). Don't worry, it's public domain.

What happens? NO ONE KNOWS.

I got sold six years ago. I felt like chattel.

You are.

Kinty, keep me updated on PM. Happy to advise.

In general, so long as you haven't got humungous pension rights ... which I doubt at your age ... it should be straightforward. Of course an acquisition is for a business reason and the new Company will look for synergies and benefits from the combination but all that will only come out in the wash to be honest.

Spoken like a true HR wonk!!

[bobo the clown]

bit nervous

they're trying to sell our company (well, our parent company is trying to sell us). Don't worry, it's public domain.

What happens? NO ONE KNOWS.

I got sold six years ago. I felt like chattel.

You are.

Kinty, keep me updated on PM. Happy to advise.

In general, so long as you haven't got humungous pension rights ... which I doubt at your age ... it should be straightforward. Of course an acquisition is for a business reason and the new Company will look for synergies and benefits from the combination but all that will only come out in the wash to be honest.

Spoken like a true HR wonk!!

That's the difference between £150 a day and £500 my friend.

[mrkint]

bit nervous

they're trying to sell our company (well, our parent company is trying to sell us). Don't worry, it's public domain.

What happens? NO ONE KNOWS.

I got sold six years ago. I felt like chattel.

You are.

Kinty, keep me updated on PM. Happy to advise.

In general, so long as you haven't got humungous pension rights ... which I doubt at your age ... it should be straightforward. Of course an acquisition is for a business reason and the new Company will look for synergies and benefits from the combination but all that will only come out in the wash to be honest.

Cheers fella.

You're right regarding the pension thing. The main reason im worried is that I'm in a niche of a business which has been deemed a niche of a much bigger business. And given what's been said to be circulating around our dead (profitable) corpse, it feels like we might be the first on the block!

But then again, I might be just worrying for the sake of it, so hey ho.

[mrkint]

I've booked trains and hotels to go to a friend's wedding in Chesterfield later this month. first wedding I've been to where it is a friend's. Think I'm a proper grown up now

[Lost Leopard Spot]

I've booked trains and hotels to go to a friend's wedding in Chesterfield later this month. first wedding I've been to where it is a friend's. Think I'm a proper grown up now

Watch out for youths wielding Staffordshire bull terriers in the market place.
Watch out for grown men calling you 'Duck'.
Watch out for strange accents where watch rhymes with latch, and water rhymes with fatter!

[bwfcdan94]

I've booked trains and hotels to go to a friend's wedding in Chesterfield later this month. first wedding I've been to where it is a friend's. Think I'm a proper grown up now

Watch out for youths wielding Staffordshire bull terriers in the market place.
Watch out for grown men calling you 'Duck'.
Watch out for strange accents where watch rhymes with latch, and water rhymes with fatter!

Is that just a Chesterfield thing or does it extend to South Yorkshire as my teacher at school rom Chesterfield called people duck in his first year down here.

[Bruce Rioja]

Is that just a Chesterfield thing or does it extend to South Yorkshire as my teacher at school rom Chesterfield called people duck in his first year down here.

Dan - Chesterfield's in Derbyshire.

[Zulus Thousand of em]

Is that just a Chesterfield thing or does it extend to South Yorkshire as my teacher at school rom Chesterfield called people duck in his first year down here.

Dan - Chesterfield's in Derbyshire.

Bless.

[Prufrock]

If Chesterfield has in South Yorkshire he wouldn't be asking if it extended there now, would he?