The end of public service bans
We are all back and working flat out again.
It is quite a relief that I can stop reading The Advocate and I know all I need to know about school musicals in Burnie and pensioners in Ulverstone.
Finally the tea and coffee cannisters have been refilled so I can clean them out every Friday afternoon. We can answer the phones after 3pm. We can move important documents from out desk to the out tray. The wheels of government will turn again.
I wonder who will call in sick tomorrow?
It is quite a relief that I can stop reading The Advocate and I know all I need to know about school musicals in Burnie and pensioners in Ulverstone.
Finally the tea and coffee cannisters have been refilled so I can clean them out every Friday afternoon. We can answer the phones after 3pm. We can move important documents from out desk to the out tray. The wheels of government will turn again.
I wonder who will call in sick tomorrow?
Labels: Public service
posted by Whitey at 10:20 am
1 Comments:
I don't think there's any way I could ever stop reading the Advocate...the way they continually find old people knitting blankets is genius...
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