XKatX

I work in operating theatres. I can work any shift between 6.30am - 11.00pm (sometimes the whole shift!!!) and can do between 40 & 60 hours per week. Bloody hard work and on my feet all day! I do enjoy it though - wouldn't do anything else.

Gemma2102

i work as a retail sales assistant in newlook x

tb42

me and oh just opened our own scuba diving company. we book trips and hotels and also teach diving courses. But it's the first year and have to wait for a few years to build up the business.
He does the courses and i help with the emailing and organize the trips for customers.
We base in Phuket, Thailand

Margerle

I manage the business office of a medical plastics company. I have very flexible hours, but usually work 8:30 to 5.

LO can even come with me. This was taken this morning - Sharlotte was riding around in my Moby:

dizzy65

fast food resturant

Carlyanne15

I work for a large Solicitors in London.
I work in the accounts department, i do 9.30 - 5.30 monday - friday
And i ........................ LOVE IT

mBLACK

I work about 6 hrs a day as an assistant financer - I'm in training to become an accountant. (For all of you who know I'm only 15 - how could I be working? It's not completely official, my grandmother basically owns the corporation and that's how I can work there. They don't take money off my paycheque! So I guess I'm not officially 'employed', but I will be once my training is complete!)

curiosa

I'm a PhD student in chemistry, coming to the end of my second year. I get a scholarship, but only until the end of my third year.
The best thing is: I work the hours I want and I can work from home if I want to as my research is entirely computer-based.

sweetsammi

Im just an unpaid fulltime mummy at the mo! Before Oli arrived i doing a nursing degree and working as a support worker for autistic people. Now i cant find a job for love nor money!! x

alyxzandra

On maternity leave, but am a senior practitioner in homelessness for a local council in London. Used to work in IT as a researcher in usability, so I really did a complete career change a few years back!