13 year old paperboy - redundant
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8334216.stm?ls
Is it me or is this the most cringeworthy "story" on the bbc?
Is it me or is this the most cringeworthy "story" on the bbc?
jamoor said:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8334216.stm?ls
Is it me or is this the most cringeworthy "story" on the bbc?
It made the local evening news too. To be fair it's a bigger story than the usual 'cat stuck up tree story' in these parts.Is it me or is this the most cringeworthy "story" on the bbc?
I guess i should be pleased at living in such a safe, crimefree part of the country.
BBC said:
told he will be given a week's pay in lieu of notice, which equates to £6.93 (subject to tax and NI).
So less than £1 a day to get up in the morning, then probably do another round in the afternoon? 50p per round? That stinks.Would it really be subject to tax and NI as well?
Oakey said:
BBC said:
told he will be given a week's pay in lieu of notice, which equates to £6.93 (subject to tax and NI).
So less than £1 a day to get up in the morning, then probably do another round in the afternoon? 50p per round? That stinks.Would it really be subject to tax and NI as well?
acf8181 said:
Oakey said:
BBC said:
told he will be given a week's pay in lieu of notice, which equates to £6.93 (subject to tax and NI).
So less than £1 a day to get up in the morning, then probably do another round in the afternoon? 50p per round? That stinks.Would it really be subject to tax and NI as well?

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