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What Is/was Your Job Of Work.

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Jeza | 14:15 Mon 19th May 2014 | ChatterBank
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I was a tool setter in an engineering plant. We made parts for the motor industry.
So over to the ABers. What do you do?
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Just got back to the computer. I have read all the posts and there are lots of interesting ones. I notice some didn't say what they do and Eccles made me laugh with part time prostitute.
Senior teacher at an upper school, my only 'proper' job. Lots of holiday and weekend work - cafe's, cake shops, market still, pubs, evening courses for adults, written some educational stuff/teaching materials, DVLAand a stint in the territorial army.
Jeza, I'm not allowed to ( official secrets act ) but my clock number is only three numbers and the first two are 00 ;-)
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lol tony.
My previous job was as a Sales Assistant in a Sporting Goods Store - finished up on the Footwear Deck, but I covered every department. Currently, I'm caring for my Mum.
I had to give it up as a full time job as my knees aren't what they once where.
too much sex or tennis, Eccles?
do you do home visits xx
I was a PA. I worked in the same place all my working life and would happily do it all again, although it is nice to be retired.
"Call Outs" is the term, I believe, bernie; not a pimp then?........
30 years in the pits rising from apprentice electrician to Shift Charge Engineer.Terrible conditions and a few bad times but the people I worked with were the best.A few years in the food industry and a few years as an invalid before becoming a pensioner.
Teaching from ESN to GCSE, 5-18 age range. Pick a subject. apart from science. In schools, PRU and Home Tutoring for local authority. Cook in restaurant. Whilst a student, post person, wine waitress, kitchen hand, barmaid, accounts clerk (cringe) jewellery worker's dogsbody, cloakroom worker, Mother's help. Unpaid, set up mother and baby/toddler group.
Retirement can be lonely sometimes.
The list is long, but I was once a coffin-maker in a small village in northern France.

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