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I started a new part time job 3 weeks ago, the boss came to me yesterday and explained that she was taking the other staff out for a Christmas meal on Sat 15th Dec, I was very welcome to join them but seeing as I was a new employee it would be appreciated if I offered to pay for my own meal. I declined the offer, made a suitable excuse but thought she had a bit of a nerve. Has anyone else been in this situation.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Oh you should try to go along puss, for one thing, any Christmas Box from an employer is usually figured into the budget based on staffing levels up to 1st November or thereabouts, mainly to avoid having to include Christmas Temps. Secondly, from your point of view it would be aq good bonding oppoetunity and the chance to show you are willing to be part of the team.
I'd tell them to **** off personally. I hate work Christmas parties, ours is next Friday and I feel obliged to go as I was pregnant last year and used that as an excuse then the year before I had sinusitis so didn't go then either. Our office is the kind of place where people just nag you if you're unsociable :)
do you have to endure the females comparing dresses and handbags and where they wil meet at what time and who with and im not sitting beside her because she said to me that her mate isn't my mates brother's girlfriend because last time she wore the same dress as me type carry on, while you are trying to eat canteen food of a plastic plate at 10 am which is hard enough as you break the 4th plastic fork of the morning
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