More job purrs

[Dan Mahoney]

Boy, this is starting to sound like a broken record...

I've posted in the past about my wife's employer talking about making
her a regular employee instead of the contractor she is now, then
telling her that they wouldn't be able to offer her regular
employment, etc. Seems like the powers that be feel it's time to jerk
her string again - she is supposed to find out today whether she's to
be offered regular employment, or have her contract employment
terminated.

More purrs for her job situation would be appreciated.

She also has applied for a job as a web designer/webmaster for a
county government agency. We would be thrilled if either her current
employer hired her outright, or the county agency did.

Even as despicably as management has been playing games with her
employment status at her current work site, she really seems to enjoy
the work and most of her co-workers. If only they'd stop playing games
with her...


Dan

[Lisa Katt]

Purrs for regular employment for your wife!
Elisabet and Hugo Katt


Dan Mahoney skrev i meddelandet ...
>Boy, this is starting to sound like a broken record...
>
>I've posted in the past about my wife's employer talking about making
>her a regular employee instead of the contractor she is now, then
>telling her that they wouldn't be able to offer her regular
>employment, etc. Seems like the powers that be feel it's time to jerk
>her string again - she is supposed to find out today whether she's to
>be offered regular employment, or have her contract employment
>terminated.
>
>More purrs for her job situation would be appreciated.
>
>She also has applied for a job as a web designer/webmaster for a
>county government agency. We would be thrilled if either her current
>employer hired her outright, or the county agency did.
>
>Even as despicably as management has been playing games with her
>employment status at her current work site, she really seems to enjoy
>the work and most of her co-workers. If only they'd stop playing games
>with her...
>
>
>Dan
>

[Seanette Blaylock]

Dan Mahoney > had some very interesting things to say
about More job purrs:

>Boy, this is starting to sound like a broken record...
>I've posted in the past about my wife's employer talking about making
>her a regular employee instead of the contractor she is now, then
>telling her that they wouldn't be able to offer her regular
>employment, etc. Seems like the powers that be feel it's time to jerk
>her string again - she is supposed to find out today whether she's to
>be offered regular employment, or have her contract employment
>terminated.
>More purrs for her job situation would be appreciated.
>She also has applied for a job as a web designer/webmaster for a
>county government agency. We would be thrilled if either her current
>employer hired her outright, or the county agency did.
>Even as despicably as management has been playing games with her
>employment status at her current work site, she really seems to enjoy
>the work and most of her co-workers. If only they'd stop playing games
>with her...

Felix has his purr motor on High [and he's a champion power-purrer!],
and Avery is cooing his head off for all. :-)

--
"Don't mess with major appliances unless you know what you are doing
(or unless your life insurance policy is up-to-date)." - John, RCFL

[polonca12000]

Lots of job purrs and best wishes for your wife to get a job she deserves,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Dan Mahoney" > wrote in message
...
> Boy, this is starting to sound like a broken record...
<snip>

[Brenda Watkins]

"Dan Mahoney" > wrote in message
...
> Boy, this is starting to sound like a broken record...
>
> I've posted in the past about my wife's employer talking about making
> her a regular employee instead of the contractor she is now, then
> telling her that they wouldn't be able to offer her regular
> employment, etc. Seems like the powers that be feel it's time to jerk
> her string again - she is supposed to find out today whether she's to
> be offered regular employment, or have her contract employment terminated.
>
> More purrs for her job situation would be appreciated.
>
> She also has applied for a job as a web designer/webmaster for a
> county government agency. We would be thrilled if either her current
> employer hired her outright, or the county agency did.
>
> Even as despicably as management has been playing games with her
> employment status at her current work site, she really seems to enjoy
> the work and most of her co-workers. If only they'd stop playing games
with her...
>
>
> Dan
>
job purrs enroute.
Brenda

[lrulan]

More purrs and prayers that things work out the way your wife would like
them to.
jazz & his mama

--

Irulan
from the stars we came, to the stars we return
from now until the end of time


"Dan Mahoney" > wrote in message
...
> Boy, this is starting to sound like a broken record...
>
> I've posted in the past about my wife's employer talking about making
> her a regular employee instead of the contractor she is now, then
> telling her that they wouldn't be able to offer her regular
> employment, etc. Seems like the powers that be feel it's time to jerk
> her string again - she is supposed to find out today whether she's to
> be offered regular employment, or have her contract employment
> terminated.
>
> More purrs for her job situation would be appreciated.
>
> She also has applied for a job as a web designer/webmaster for a
> county government agency. We would be thrilled if either her current
> employer hired her outright, or the county agency did.
>
> Even as despicably as management has been playing games with her
> employment status at her current work site, she really seems to enjoy
> the work and most of her co-workers. If only they'd stop playing games
> with her...
>
>
> Dan
>

[Hazel Az]

All the purrs and prayers we can spare for you wife are on their way, Dan.
I really hope she gets what she wants.

Hazel Az

"Dan Mahoney" > wrote in message
...
> Boy, this is starting to sound like a broken record...
>
> I've posted in the past about my wife's employer talking about making
> her a regular employee instead of the contractor she is now, then
> telling her that they wouldn't be able to offer her regular
> employment, etc. Seems like the powers that be feel it's time to jerk
> her string again - she is supposed to find out today whether she's to
> be offered regular employment, or have her contract employment
> terminated.
>
> More purrs for her job situation would be appreciated.
>
> She also has applied for a job as a web designer/webmaster for a
> county government agency. We would be thrilled if either her current
> employer hired her outright, or the county agency did.
>
> Even as despicably as management has been playing games with her
> employment status at her current work site, she really seems to enjoy
> the work and most of her co-workers. If only they'd stop playing games
> with her...
>
>
> Dan
>

[Karen Chuplis]

in article , Dan Mahoney at
wrote on 8/11/03 3:04 PM:

> Boy, this is starting to sound like a broken record...
>
> I've posted in the past about my wife's employer talking about making
> her a regular employee instead of the contractor she is now, then
> telling her that they wouldn't be able to offer her regular
> employment, etc. Seems like the powers that be feel it's time to jerk
> her string again - she is supposed to find out today whether she's to
> be offered regular employment, or have her contract employment
> terminated.
>
> More purrs for her job situation would be appreciated.
>
> She also has applied for a job as a web designer/webmaster for a
> county government agency. We would be thrilled if either her current
> employer hired her outright, or the county agency did.
>
> Even as despicably as management has been playing games with her
> employment status at her current work site, she really seems to enjoy
> the work and most of her co-workers. If only they'd stop playing games
> with her...
>
>
> Dan
>
Boy do I know that story. But liking your coworkers and work counts for a
lot. Purrs that something turns up how it should soon.

Karen

[fuga =^o^=]

I hope things get sorted out soon and that she gets a permanent job offer
very soon.

fuga

[Sam Nash]

More employment purrs on the way.
Sam
"Dan Mahoney" > wrote in message
...
> Boy, this is starting to sound like a broken record...
>
> I've posted in the past about my wife's employer talking about making
> her a regular employee instead of the contractor she is now, then
> telling her that they wouldn't be able to offer her regular
> employment, etc. Seems like the powers that be feel it's time to jerk
> her string again - she is supposed to find out today whether she's to
> be offered regular employment, or have her contract employment
> terminated.
>
> More purrs for her job situation would be appreciated.
>
> She also has applied for a job as a web designer/webmaster for a
> county government agency. We would be thrilled if either her current
> employer hired her outright, or the county agency did.
>
> Even as despicably as management has been playing games with her
> employment status at her current work site, she really seems to enjoy
> the work and most of her co-workers. If only they'd stop playing games
> with her...
>
>
> Dan
>

[Marina]

"Dan Mahoney" > wrote
> Boy, this is starting to sound like a broken record...
>

Never mind, Dan. It is outrageous what they are doing to Nancy. Here's purrs
that she gets either permanent job.

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki

[LOL]

Dan Mahoney > wrote in message >...
> Boy, this is starting to sound like a broken record...
>
> I've posted in the past about my wife's employer talking about making
> her a regular employee instead of the contractor she is now, then
> telling her that they wouldn't be able to offer her regular
> employment, etc. Seems like the powers that be feel it's time to jerk
> her string again - she is supposed to find out today whether she's to
> be offered regular employment, or have her contract employment
> terminated.
>
> More purrs for her job situation would be appreciated.
>
> She also has applied for a job as a web designer/webmaster for a
> county government agency. We would be thrilled if either her current
> employer hired her outright, or the county agency did.
>
> Even as despicably as management has been playing games with her
> employment status at her current work site, she really seems to enjoy
> the work and most of her co-workers. If only they'd stop playing games
> with her...
>
>
> Dan



Job purrs are heading out. I hope whichever job she gets is right for her.
------
Krista

[JBHajos]

On Mon, 11 Aug 2003 13:04:28 -0700, Dan Mahoney >
wrote:

>More purrs for her job situation would be appreciated.
>
Purrs on their way double-time.

Jeanne

[Adrian]

Dan Mahoney wrote:
> Boy, this is starting to sound like a broken record...
>
> I've posted in the past about my wife's employer talking about making
> her a regular employee instead of the contractor she is now, then
> telling her that they wouldn't be able to offer her regular
> employment, etc. Seems like the powers that be feel it's time to jerk
> her string again - she is supposed to find out today whether she's to
> be offered regular employment, or have her contract employment
> terminated.
>
> More purrs for her job situation would be appreciated.
>
> She also has applied for a job as a web designer/webmaster for a
> county government agency. We would be thrilled if either her current
> employer hired her outright, or the county agency did.
>
> Even as despicably as management has been playing games with her
> employment status at her current work site, she really seems to enjoy
> the work and most of her co-workers. If only they'd stop playing games
> with her...
>
>
> Dan

Giving Snoopy tummy rubs so she's purring up a storm.
--
Adrian
A House Is Not A Home, Without A Cat.

[Ginger-lyn Summer]

Purrs coming your direction.

Ginger-lyn

[beatles9091]

"Dan Mahoney" > wrote in message
...
> Boy, this is starting to sound like a broken record...
>
> I've posted in the past about my wife's employer talking about making
> her a regular employee instead of the contractor she is now, then
> telling her that they wouldn't be able to offer her regular
> employment, etc. Seems like the powers that be feel it's time to jerk
> her string again - she is supposed to find out today whether she's to
> be offered regular employment, or have her contract employment
> terminated.
>
> More purrs for her job situation would be appreciated.
>
> She also has applied for a job as a web designer/webmaster for a
> county government agency. We would be thrilled if either her current
> employer hired her outright, or the county agency did.
>
> Even as despicably as management has been playing games with her
> employment status at her current work site, she really seems to enjoy
> the work and most of her co-workers. If only they'd stop playing games
> with her...
>
>
> Dan

Purrs and prayers that they stop jerking her chain and give her the
position! Some people....

Roger

[badwilson]

Purrs for your wife added to Seanette's :-)
--
Britta
Check out pictures of Vino at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on Vino and "friends" album


"Dan Mahoney" > wrote in message
...
> Boy, this is starting to sound like a broken record...
>
> I've posted in the past about my wife's employer talking about making
> her a regular employee instead of the contractor she is now, then
> telling her that they wouldn't be able to offer her regular
> employment, etc. Seems like the powers that be feel it's time to jerk
> her string again - she is supposed to find out today whether she's to
> be offered regular employment, or have her contract employment
> terminated.
>
> More purrs for her job situation would be appreciated.
>
> She also has applied for a job as a web designer/webmaster for a
> county government agency. We would be thrilled if either her current
> employer hired her outright, or the county agency did.
>
> Even as despicably as management has been playing games with her
> employment status at her current work site, she really seems to enjoy
> the work and most of her co-workers. If only they'd stop playing games
> with her...
>
>
> Dan
>

[bewtifulfreak]

> "Dan Mahoney" > wrote in message
> ...

> > I've posted in the past about my wife's employer talking about making
> > her a regular employee instead of the contractor she is now

<snip>

> > More purrs for her job situation would be appreciated.

More purrs on their way post-haste!