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They are unable to work over 45 hrs per week over a rolling 26 week period, they have to have a minimum 11 hr break between shifts(can be reduced twice a week), the only other industry where hours are as heavily regulated are Airline pilots. I personally know for a fact some of these guys still get paid when there is no run to do and are guaranteed 10 hrs a day pay for this. Yes people are undercutting but that is the state of the whole haulage industry not just the petroleum side as ironically FUEL costs are forcing down margins and companies have to be more competitive on there costings and overheads.

Full member again

Oh and I get stupid bloody adverts offering me holidays and single mum dating websites

My paypal account says my money has been taken for my subscription in February but I'm still showing as a registered member and my avatar has gone!

Don't mind as can't afford one

I can live with all those suggestions!

Get some nuns out!!

Vaz Te out for 3 weeks

Damn I was hoping for 7th March as it's my birthday

I also had a little bit off sick appear

What will TCWTB do when he has no club?

Player on 36k a week at Pompey, have money till mid april but will cost to liquidate so may well be this month SSN

Yes I am there to watch saints but won't be able to go to both games as with new family have commitments, people may call me plastic but with the distance cost and time involved it's just not that easy.

This is ******, I just want to go the Pompey game not bloody Doncaster, don't get many chances to go to games so have to pick and choose, can't make both. This makes me very angry!!

Megabus only costs a pound!

AA...................

What in the same way me and my old man live in Bristol but support Saints?

Wootage

Lots of Woots

Make this quote a sticky Mods!!!

Get in there get the nuns out

You don't mind when the hairdresser offers to shave your eyebrows.

Too late!

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11787/7468023/Celtic-snub-Commons-bid Oooh thats news to me

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