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monkhousebob | 00:56 Wed 10th Sep 2008 | Jobs & Education
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is this job as bad as it sounds? i mean i have bills to pay and was going to try and fit this around a part time job but didnt realise id be working 11pm til 7am then sleeping all day. what kind of life is that??? does anyone have positive examples of night portering??? just want to know before i sign away my life
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People that work permanent nights generally sleep from about 8 until 4. Taking off the time for 'daily chores', that gives about 4 hours 'free time' during the working week. Its exactly the same as someone working dayshift then trying to hold down a part-time job
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This thread must be a wind up? A night porter who doesn't want to work nights???
14:47 Wed 10th Sep 2008

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