Stuck doing NHS admin, autistic, really need to up-skill and do something which pays more and has a future for me
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Anyone who made a big career change. What did you change to and did your life improve at all as a result?
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Overtime on substantive permanent contract being paid at standard Bank rate
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Claiming my tenancy deposit back. Property was transferred to another letting agent - but old agent is still listed on DPS, and ignoring communications
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If a Joint Tenancy ends on the 2nd May, and 1 person stays until the 18th April and the other stays until 30th April - should the person who stayed until the 30th pay more of the last council tax bill?
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What’s this item? You press the button and it buzzes slightly. Found in a kitchen drawer in a HMO
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Getting a lock/handles which will replace existing ones in internal door
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🏠Renting without a Tenancy Agreement - Have I missed anything?
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Serious Question: Why do so many Corbyn supporters also unwaveringly support Putin’s russia too?
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Serious Question: Why do so many Corbyn supporters also unwaveringly support Putin’s russia too?
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Parents wanting to put their residence in my name - despite me stating I do not want this (England)
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Parents wanting to put their residence in my name - despite me stating I do not want this (England)
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If only she’d have said that in the first place. Case closed.
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If only she mentioned it sooner
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*Laughs in r/ HousingUK* 🏠 🤫
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Laughs in r/ HousingUK 🏠 🤫
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Lenders using one person’s x2 jobs to calculate mortgage affordability?
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Lenders using one person’s x2 jobs to calculate mortgage affordability?
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Pseudoscience being marketed to cancer patients at an NHS event, by a non-clinical staff member, and business cards allowed to be given to patients to advertise said services privately for profit.
Pseudoscience being marketed to cancer patients at an NHS event, by a non-clinical staff member, and business cards allowed to be given to patients to advertise said services privately for profit.
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