Occupation. What do you do.??

[Tim Procter]

Not been covered for quite some time now.:)

Due to the current on-going recession how are you finding it, are you still in employment or have you dared to change.

[B]Me.[/B]

After 28 years in my previous job lorry driving I have decided to work for myself, bought a Hackney Carraige plate and providing a taxi service in Harrogate.

Do I like it.... Yes, should have done it years ago.:cheers2:

What do you guy's do for a job.??

[millerman]

I run my own uk and international courier company :0)



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[Tim Procter]

[quote=millerman;564845]I run my own uk and international courier company :0)



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Mmmmm I think both Chris Barrow and p4ddy drive for couriers.:)

[Steve]

Technical support for the head office of a nationwide emergency drain service company.

Survived redundancy just before Easter when 3 of us in the department were reduced to two and got a brand new company car 2 days later. Already done 29,000 miles in it!

[spunkmyer]

Worked IT since school and used to p/t as a police coach driver, laid off this year in feb so just doing the coach driving now

[Adrian]

Work for myself,have done now for the last 10yrs(second time around) building and refurb work.
Most of my work now comes from a local housing group which is a god send in this curant climate,as the phone has stoped ringing so much now people are more strapped for cash :)

[Nutter]

I'm a qualified optometrist. I worked for a small group of opticians until 6 years ago when I bought the two practices that I'd worked at for the past 13 years off my boss who retired. Like Tim says, It was the best thing I ever did going on my own and being self employed. It's hard work but very rewarding!!!

[coptermanic]

After University, 8 years flying in the RAF, now in my 23rd year with BA. Currently, Boeing 777 Captain.

[Tim Procter]

[quote=coptermanic;564858]After University, 8 years flying in the RAF, now in my 23rd year with BA. Currently, Boeing 777 Captain.[/quote]

Top job Mike..:)

Sounds fantastic.:cheers2:

[pgkevet]

International playboy, adventurer, archeologist and a demon with a whip...

[moonmanflyer]

Helicopter design engineer, currently working on AW101 main rotor inprovements at Agustawestland in yeovil which is something i have never doen before, normanly just work on structure/airframes
Was previously working on RAF chinooks which i really enjoyed, and hope one day to go back working on them again.

[ChrisB]

[quote=busterboy;564848]Mmmmm I think both Chris Barrow and p4ddy drive for couriers.:)[/quote]

Yep HGV driver for TNT but like you Tim planning a change of career next year,totally had enough on the road.:puke:

[coptermanic]

[quote=busterboy;564860]Top job Mike..:)

Sounds fantastic.:cheers2:[/quote]

Has it's ups and downs Tim, like any other job!!!:)

[NosingIn]

Mike - by far you have the coolest job so far :)

Im a partner in a marketing agency in london, going well in the recession as we focus on staples which are growing as people eat and drink out less. :cheers2:

[Pulsar]

Worked for the RAC as a patrol for the last 10years.

I do enjoy my job aswell, unless its raining/cold

Work weekends, early and late shifts, to many hours really.

But a safe and secure job.:cheers2: