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park381 · 13-03-2005, 18:11

Don't know about nights, only ever done a few during my working life, but the sunday working, done plenty of that, yeah double time, but that was when kids were small and money tight.

The modern trend seems to be do your shopping on sunday, look at Asda just like a normal day, take the likes of currys, pc world and all the others on that retail park, traffic can be backed up to the motorway roundabout with folk trying to get there. Ossy mills is another that crowded on sunday, more so if it's raining.Don't think any of the big stores would like to be without their 10 - 4 sunday trading.
I do however admire essential services sunday workers, without them we would be in trouble, the other is driven by bigger profits.

13-03-2005, 18:11	#19
park381 Senior Member+ Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: On the border Posts: 2,160 Blog Entries: 10 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 2287	Re: Sunday, Boody Sunday. Don't know about nights, only ever done a few during my working life, but the sunday working, done plenty of that, yeah double time, but that was when kids were small and money tight. The modern trend seems to be do your shopping on sunday, look at Asda just like a normal day, take the likes of currys, pc world and all the others on that retail park, traffic can be backed up to the motorway roundabout with folk trying to get there. Ossy mills is another that crowded on sunday, more so if it's raining.Don't think any of the big stores would like to be without their 10 - 4 sunday trading. I do however admire essential services sunday workers, without them we would be in trouble, the other is driven by bigger profits. __________________ Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new. Albert Einstein.