Anyone looking for a job
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cauda equina
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This?
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splashgirl45
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This?
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Yes, seemed quite a nice little job to me although at 78 I’m not looking
canteron
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deleted - don’t want to offend.
greasedweasel
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I looked at the photo and thought "ha they have the doppelgängers to my horses, the grey is similar but the spotty is the spitting image..."
Yeah so that's my horse in his previous home (and a random photo not related to the Norfolk job)
Yeah so that's my horse in his previous home (and a random photo not related to the Norfolk job)
splashgirl45
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That’s a bit odd.. wonder why ?
FieldOrnaments
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i would love this...
splashgirl45
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Glad someone sees it the same as me as a couple of posts have been rather odd and I regretted posting it
FieldOrnaments
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It's basically a live in groom position isn't it? Wonder what the salary is - not liking that it says self employed though. But otherwise you could do worse for a working-with-animals position.
Gloi
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World horse welfare want someone at Blackpool
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Strawbz
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I'm looking for this kind of job and saw this a couple of weeks ago. I had the thought that the accomodation was in return for the work done and that it would be down to the SE person to cover bills. I can't see how they would pay enough for 3 hours a day, even with riding 2-4 hours a week to bump it up to even cover accom and bills let alone pay on top.
When I was a SE groom the rules and guidelines as to what could be considered as SE were quite clear and being at the same site at sset times could only be PAYE. (ETA - aside from contracting and SE roles of that nature)
If I was a lot younger I might be tempted for a couple of seasons, a year at most but not now. I went back to PAYE in '21 after Covid lockdowns took all my savings and security and it really made me think about the future in a grown up way rather than 'I want to work with horses and will sacrifice anything for that'
When I was a SE groom the rules and guidelines as to what could be considered as SE were quite clear and being at the same site at sset times could only be PAYE. (ETA - aside from contracting and SE roles of that nature)
If I was a lot younger I might be tempted for a couple of seasons, a year at most but not now. I went back to PAYE in '21 after Covid lockdowns took all my savings and security and it really made me think about the future in a grown up way rather than 'I want to work with horses and will sacrifice anything for that'
Lois Lame
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Hmm... hours are 1.5 mornings and 1.5 evenings... so I'd have run out of time after doing only a part of my job...This?
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