Jobs?

[DogFox123 1,379]

Might be a different topic,but I've been on nights for a month,yesterday was my first night off and it's been shyt.

 

I don't know how anyone does this long term,no family time,no hobbies,been to the gym twice this month.

I don't do any lamping so the dog's not had much time out and I'm writing this at 6 am having not slept.

 

Money isn't everything,i'd rather be doing a 9-5 job on minimum wage than be stuck in this routine.

I detested nights, that's why I'm struggling to get back on the railway. My old job was 95% days whereas most jobs are on nights. I detest nights with a passion as it sets off my insomnia, after a week of no sleep I'm a broken man.

[DogFox123 1,379]

Us humans are programmed to sleep at night time and it's got to be bad for your long time health. Saying that I know loads of lads who love nights and wouldn't dream of doing days. If I could get 8 hours solid sleep then it wouldn't be so bad but all I get is 2-3 hours max, no good.

[dytkos 17,819]

I do a mixture of nights and days, more nights atm as we got people off sick, no time during the days apart from routine stuff but ok when i get 3 or 4 days off together.

 

Cheers, D.

[king 11,984]

No king, got out about 18 years ago. Don't miss them 12 hour shifts , good crack with the lads though. Who you on for ?

Last outfit was hargreaves in tower colliery near merthyr.

Done the caravan for yrs. Working all over.

Best i worked for was blackwells.

From the a55 through angelsey.and then ctrl in folkstone.

Pissing every pay packet against the wall lol.

Great times.

And you are right about the crack.meet some good lads.

[Jonjon79 13,358]

Retail branch manager.

 

Working for c**ts that smile to your face while stabbing you in the back and, dealing with office politics.

 

....... The pay's ok but I'm still keeping my eyes open.