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<blockquote data-quote="henman" data-source="post: 6763055" data-attributes="member: 4441"><p>25 year old man came to me looking for accommodation.. he was cowman on a large 850 cow , 2 farm company ,he was looking for accommodation because he was leaving his job because he had only 3 days off ln last 6 months he was promised every other weekend off when he took the job. This dairy farmer has arable staff as well growing potatoes and veg , there has been plenty of wet days when they could have swapped. every body deserve time off or does the dairy industry expect staff to work 6.5 days a week</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="henman, post: 6763055, member: 4441"] 25 year old man came to me looking for accommodation.. he was cowman on a large 850 cow , 2 farm company ,he was looking for accommodation because he was leaving his job because he had only 3 days off ln last 6 months he was promised every other weekend off when he took the job. This dairy farmer has arable staff as well growing potatoes and veg , there has been plenty of wet days when they could have swapped. every body deserve time off or does the dairy industry expect staff to work 6.5 days a week [/QUOTE]
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