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By *erry man OP   Man
50 weeks ago

killarney

Working for xmas and the new year

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By *erry man OP   Man
50 weeks ago

killarney

Working Xmas should be tax free for everyone

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By *lassy lady 216Woman
50 weeks ago

Craigavon

Im actually off this Christmas first in 15yrs working all of new year

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By (user no longer on site)
50 weeks ago


"Im actually off this Christmas first in 15yrs working all of new year "

Enjoy your time off

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By *s SingletWoman
50 weeks ago

Kilkenny

I'm working

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By *erry man OP   Man
50 weeks ago

killarney

Lucky you its awful been in a job where we have to work Xmas day

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By *outh_of_EdenMan
50 weeks ago

fota


"Working Xmas should be tax free for everyone "

Revenue says just Santa

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By *ickin2Man
50 weeks ago

Kilkenny


"I'm working "

For a good cause

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By *axlecool03Man
49 weeks ago

Dublin

It working and ready to make christmass hot for anyone alone

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By *aptain Caveman41Man
49 weeks ago

Home

I work in retail so nothing unusual for me to work Christmas

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By *axlecool03Man
49 weeks ago

Dublin

Bless you.buddy … you are the reason people can enjoy their christmas

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By *0tever100Man
49 weeks ago

Donaghadee

Working NHS

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By *outhdublinladMan
49 weeks ago

Dublin

Working.. boss hates Xmas.. got box's of chocolates of a company gave us them for thanks.. arse hole.

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By *axlecool03Man
49 weeks ago

Dublin


"Working.. boss hates Xmas.. got box's of chocolates of a company gave us them for thanks.. arse hole."
. No regrets … but i havent got no chocolates ni parties ….

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By *ome_wild_girlWoman
49 weeks ago

Antrim Town

Working but its double time so really dont mind

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago

Working too but i dont mind working, prefer to take time off in the summer when the rain is warmer

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By *adhatter and coCouple
49 weeks ago

Middle of mayo n peaceful tranquility

This is the first Christmas where I’m off for 9 days

Not missing my old job whatsoever

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By *og-ManMan
49 weeks ago

somewhere

I wonder do single people or people without kids get treated differently

Like its a case of ..

Sure you've no santa in your house so you come into work and let the families be together

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By *ildarekinkstersCouple
49 weeks ago

kinkytown

I don't think ever worked on Christmas day. The places I worked were closed usually. I do remember a long time ago my old boss trying to organise a crew including me to do a job on Christmas day (the place was closed) and when I explained how much it would cost him just with the wages you could see his mind ticking over trying to justify paying nearly 200 quid a hour to his bosses

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By *rish_GuyMan
49 weeks ago

Foxford

All my other jobs, would be closed for the Christmas. For a week or more depending on the dates. The job I've now, it's just the 3 day's(depending on the dates) off & back to work, like normal again. Thankfully I've that week off, this year. It'll be my last Christmas with them, as changing job's, sometime next year(THANK GOD).

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By *rofguy78Man
49 weeks ago

Dublin

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By *rofguy78Man
49 weeks ago

Dublin

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By *rofguy78Man
49 weeks ago

Dublin


"I wonder do single people or people without kids get treated differently

Like its a case of ..

Sure you've no santa in your house so you come into work and let the families be together

Have been off 5 times in 25 years due to this. No kids so need to let parents off, decent thing to do in fairness

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By *ustBoWoman
49 weeks ago

Somewhere in Co. Down


"I wonder do single people or people without kids get treated differently

Like its a case of ..

Sure you've no santa in your house so you come into work and let the families be together

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That happens a lot and to be honest it gets annoying year after year. If you do a job that you know people have to work Christmas and other holidays then you know you might be caught for it,people without children have a life as well and are just as entitled to time off at Christmas as anyone else. I don't mind doing my fair share and yes I'm working this Christmas day and over most of Christmas and new year. But on the rare year I get a Christmas day off I get people trying to guilt me into working it just because I don't have children and it gets frustrating.I have family I would like to spend the day with as well. Especially when you know the same people do the same thing every year. Young children I understand and I have swopped for people on plenty of occasions but once your kids are more grown up I think it's presumptuous and unfair to try and guilt others into it.

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago

I work for a 24hr service so we are open over Christmas etc. My manager is quite fair and you take it year about whether you've kids or not. I imagine that in some places that isnt the case.

I think the notion that people with kids should get preference for Christmas day off is wild, I dont have children but I do have family I like to spend the day with. I worked it last year and had Boxing day off, so I'm the opposite shift this year.

Same goes for new year, it alternates each year. That said if people want to swap they will allow it.

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By *aid backMan
49 weeks ago

by a lake with my rod out

I normally work 24 25 of xmas

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By *aid backMan
49 weeks ago

by a lake with my rod out

This year it's nights even if I'm not due in I offer to work it as Xmas is for kids so any of the lads that have young kids can take it off

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By (user no longer on site)
49 weeks ago

I’m off this year for almost 2 weeks. It feels to have been a long year, so trying to fully reset before I have to go again.

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By *irstin1234Woman
49 weeks ago

derry

I am off on Christmas Day and Boxing Day but I choose to spend it volunteering with a charity that is very busy around this time

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By *s SingletWoman
49 weeks ago

Kilkenny


"I wonder do single people or people without kids get treated differently

Like its a case of ..

Sure you've no santa in your house so you come into work and let the families be together

My nephew was told he had to work because the people with families needed the time off

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