This is the thing: every 4 years there is an additional day added at the end of February. This day is an extra day of work which is not paid for. There is a campaign to make February 29th a bank holiday. What do you think? Should it be a bank holiday day, or not? Vote below.
If we vote YES to the EU, every day will be a bank holiday, because all the work will be done by cheap imports.
"There is a campaign to make February 29th a bank holiday." If you've got enough free time to start a campaign about that I'd say the last thing you need is another bank holiday.
That makes the two of us If you've got enough free time to reply to such a thread, "I'd say the last thing you need is another bank holiday". I am not making a campaign on this, parahandy. I read an article about it this morning and I was curios about what you guys think.
Yep. It would change a lot of things. Things that we don't even realise at the moment. I think the POLL at this time is around 52%-48% for remaining in the EU?
From you gov. 42% of British people would now vote to leave the European Union and 38% would vote to remain a member.
Well in principle, you have not worked enough hours for the last 4 years, so today is just making up for that shortfall in what you have been paid
oo. That's different. I was looking at a POLL made by the telegraph, but your source seems more credible.
Oh, a typical day off; over to my sis-in-law's 'new' hoosie to fit a ceiling light, trim down the kitchen unit plinths, refit a tall housing unit, fill, sand and paint the wall opening... Damn, I wished I worked like everyone else...
Well. i am guessing that there are a lot of advantages as well. For example, taking a holiday whenever you want?!
Don't mock. Every single day - that's every single day - I'm forced to go out and walk across miles of soft golden sand with my 2 dawgs. It's hell, I tell ye...