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Thread: Summer work
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20th November 2010, 05:55 PM #1
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Summer work
Hi all,
Like most years work gives me 7-8 weeks off during Christmas and New Year. I usually end the year on the 10th December, and go back around the 31st of January.
This year iv'e decided i'll do some part time work over summer.
I'm located in Baulkham Hills, Sydney.
I'm young and fit, and not shy of hard work. Iv'e been employed within the ADF for 4 years. I have a full drivers licence and willing to travel.
I'm comfortable around power tools and can work on my own.
So if anybody is needing a chippy's labourer or any other labourer of some sort a couple of times a week, send me a PM. I could also help out on weekends during the year depending on work commitments.
Alternateley if anybody has any other work in mind i'm open to anything.
Andy
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