What extras do you do at work?

[mouk786]

This is mainly aimed at those in large organisatiosn that often need peopel to take on extra tasks (probably free) to help keep the place running.


Some suggestions below - does anyone do any extras to lick arse/job satisfaction?

Health and Safety Rep (boo I hear) - Equality and Diversity Rep? (bigger boos) - Union Rep (I'm getting the hell out of here)

[Ian_S]

Vixpy with "Happy Endings" in 5, 4, 3...

[TPAC]

I did refuse point blank to be a fire marshall, if thats any good.

[mouk786]

I am a FM,lol

I've been asked if I wanted to help in an IT helper role, but CBA.

[TPAC]

mouk786 said:

I am a FM,lol

I've been asked if I wanted to help in an IT helper role, but CBA.

Oops. Sorry. Did you agree because you wanted to wear the hi-viz, or to brown nose?

[lottie]

Am surprised this thread hasn't gone gutter level yet!!

[mouk786]

TPAC said:

mouk786 said:

I am a FM,lol

I've been asked if I wanted to help in an IT helper role, but CBA.

Oops. Sorry. Did you agree because you wanted to wear the hi-viz, or to brown nose?

I kind of got forced into it TBH, it is hard to say no when it is something like that.

[The Ben]

What extras do I do???

Well a sexy little 17 year old has just started at work, Im sure I could manage some FREE extras as a service for her in work or out of hours... Both are fine with me!!!! Guess who has been assigned to give her her training... Thank you god!!!!

[AngryS3Owner]

Too many fking hours that's what, mainly without any gratitude from either my employer or customers.

[TPAC]

lottie said:

Am surprised this thread hasn't gone gutter level yet!!

Yes, you clearly thought what I did, when you read the title.Disappointing wasn't it?

[tomTVR]

A few years ago i washed cars at Polar Ford, outside they had a 20ft high inflatable Polar Bear as they would. A secondary part of my role was, and i quote - to "batten down the bear in stormy weather". Was quite cool

[lottie]

TPAC said:

lottie said:

Am surprised this thread hasn't gone gutter level yet!!

Yes, you clearly thought what I did, when you read the title.Disappointing wasn't it?

Yes, and that worries me!!I have been spending too much time on here lately!

[snorkel sucker]

i volunteered to be a graduate forum rep a couple of years ago.

i can safely say my contributions were pretty much nothing.

was a construction ambassador at one point too (whatever one of those is). did one presentation but managed to kop off with one of the birds running the course so it wasnt all a total waste...

[mat205125]

TPAC said:

I did refuse point blank to be a fire marshall, if thats any good.

I'm the youngest in my office by a good 10 years, and there are a fair few wricklys approaching death retirement. The offer to be the office first aider didn't appeal.

[XJSJohn]

swerni said:

I turn up sometimes.

thats about as far as i go too!!!

[215cu]

I help to mentor and coach younger members of staff with large doses of reality.

Thankless job, "L'Oreal" springs to mind.

[ARH]

I ended up H&S rep, as it was the only way to stop the management imposing stupid solutions to non existent problems on my staff. Being the rep allows me to say no no to stuff like wearing welding gloves when soldering surface mount components. I was told (by HR)I would have to implement this, I soon told them to go back to their desks and get on with some stuff they understood. So it works OK for me.

[GBRM]

I'm a fire marshal but do get paid an extra £20 a month for it and I also get the title of being a DIC, Deputy Incident Controller.

[bazking69]

AngryS3Owner said:

Too many fking hours that's what, mainly without any gratitude from either my employer or customers.

Sounds familiar...