So how did my trail go I hear you ask, well in a way in didn’t, confused? Then listen closer; so I was about five minutes early for my tiral (it’s good to be prompt) and I was swiftly taking upstairs again where the actual manager (the woman I spoke to before in my interview was an acting manager) was sitting in the office, thus the same info was given but it was nice to have a refresher although the manager did ask me if it would be a problem to work Saturday, now, I’m not going to lie to my newest employer (if you can call it that), so I said about Saturday is the only day I see Mike however it looks as though I have to work one in 3 Saturday’s (which I think means I have to work on Saturday every 3 weeks or something like that) but that is not all; after the manager showed me the duties I have to perform and asked if I wanted to ask any questions; just one came to mind and that was about the dole but it seems as though she is going to sort something out but what I find funny is when one of the staff asked me where I live and when I answered the other question of where I sign on methinks they were all shocked however it looks as though not even the staff of the British Heart Foundation know if I am on a placement or voluntary work. My only concern at the moment is if the dole expect me to go back to the shop after I sign on, I’m afraid to say that they will be getting told some honest truth, all in all; I start on Monday at half 9 (even though I will be early). On another note my old blog has reached 1568 page views (nearly 1570) and this blog has reached 3061 page views.
Small Update: So Triage eventually phoned to see how I got on, etc, etc and eventually methinks they realised that I won’t be able to work the Saturday because of the law and all that jazz so in short I’ve been pulled out of the placement based on that fact and to be honest I’m relived that is the case, I know it means waiting for another placement but never mind.
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