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  1. Grotesque
    ***Knows ****-all about animals etc*** Questions correct: 9 / 10 You took 98 seconds to complete this quiz.
  2. Grotesque
    Sorry, should've explained- CA = Court of Appeal, one of the three levels of appeal from an ET between the EAT and the House of Lords.
  3. Grotesque
    Don't spend more than £390
  4. Grotesque
    And if you have already reported it to Action Fraud and received a Crime Ref., then they will thank you for it, not close you down!
  5. Grotesque
    Which bank are you with? BTW, it's yer mum that gets angry with ya not a bank LOL
  6. Grotesque
    She (he, of course) had until the 7th February this year to submit an ET1.
  7. Grotesque
    No the bank are more likely to reward you! They used to do that when people reported fraud. Although nowadays I guess the rewards are to be found in the ****ing Boardroom.
  8. Grotesque
    Most of the OP's very specific questions would be answered by the MRS (Market Research Society) / RSM (Regimental Sergeant Major) themselves, in their own literature (but not the RMS or Research Market Society though).
  9. Grotesque
    As long as you never go below +£750 in your a/c you will not have spent the money or a portion of it You can stop a cheque that you write but not one you pay in- as soon as the bank holds it they must put it somewhere.
  10. Grotesque
    Yes it does; but he's gotta be quick, as with two years continuous service you will receive full legal rights and coverage in law.
  11. Grotesque
    They could contact mine, but they'd need a ****ing big ouija board Obviously they [[can't]] contact his parents: but tbh their work ethic does not encompass the word 'cannot.' Which, however, is what will string them up eventually, I guess.
  12. Grotesque
    Then you should tell him that. Not me. Slán leat!
  13. Grotesque
    I think s/he's more concerned about RLP contacting his parents and the possible consequences of that.
  14. Grotesque
    http://swarb.co.uk/palmer-and-saunders-v-southend-on-sea-borough-council-ca-1984/ Palmer and Saunders -v- Southend-on-Sea Borough Council; CA 1984
  15. Grotesque
    Remember to fit it onto a single page.
  16. Grotesque
    Thanks to AIW for the info. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/black-hole-fears-as-atos-ends-fittowork-contract-early-9219832.html?origin=internalSearch
  17. Grotesque
    lol yeah not like the good ole days eh
  18. Grotesque
    No room for sloppiness, I fancy. Bit like the railways.
  19. Grotesque
    No but remember pink pixels...
  20. Grotesque
    Fair question. The OP says that the company 'could maybe do something if she (she mind you) found someone to job share with her.'
  21. Grotesque
    He probably got his materials dirt cheap (knocked off?) and has pocketed a larger difference than you'd expect, thus making it unnecessary for him to charge for working time- which he might know could be long and drawn out due to the poor quality of workmanship. How profitable could that be I wonder; not very perhaps, but maybe it doesn't need to be.
  22. Grotesque
    ****ing classic
  23. Grotesque
    Questions correct: 8 / 10 You took 104 seconds to complete this quiz. Q.4 nice and easy to those who read Agatha Christie lol
  24. Grotesque
    Representing.
  25. Grotesque
    Well, the relevant legislation is generally focussed on the returnee keeping their extant T&Cs rather than changing them. Is she returning from Ordinary or Additional maternity leave?

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