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EvilPixie Jan 2021 11:58am, 19 Jan 2021 22,418 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie GG sounds VERY harsh but I am the sole heir (less a few bits) to my parents estate (as in house etc not an "estate" lol) and I know when mum goes 1) I will need at least 6mths off to sort the house (she still has paperwork from her dad's death 15 yrs ago and loads of crap!) and probably won't need to work again! But yes I think another 5 yrs or so and maybe think about it. Great gran is 99! With 4 carers a day I am thrilled she has stayed "safe" and I am glad she doesn't know what is going on but covid has meant we haven't seen her since dec 19 and I fear we may not see her
Reiver Jan 2021 12:00pm, 19 Jan 2021 827 posts	Quote Pin Reiver Thanks um, good idea. Maybe when they get back into Tier 2/3. I'll be on the phone to her tonight.
geordiegirl Jan 2021 1:11pm, 19 Jan 2021 13,187 posts	Quote Pin geordiegirl It may be harsh but it’s also reality. Part of me applying for a new role is it will give me something to get my teeth into, get out of the local business unit politics and no two days will be the same. It’s an audit role it is right up my street and will hopefully see me through the next few years to retirement. I’m trying hard to stay afloat but the absolute bloody idiots I work with are driving me to distraction. How can you get a customer wrong on a bid register? and I’m getting audited on this very register this month. Their issue I’m trying to solve it. I could quite honestly put my coat on and drop the laptop off at the gatehouse.
EvilPixie Jan 2021 1:39pm, 19 Jan 2021 22,424 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie husband has stuck his job for 16 years - complains like hell but puts up with it so part of me says suck it up until I can retire But either way WFH is here for a few more months