So about 200 days? Just curious. I average 120 days a year, not
counting working around the house.
My wife says I'm not motivated enough, while I say it's time to slow
down a little.

Ya think Donut works 24/7/363?

Scotty

"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
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I try for 6 months or there abouts.... sometimes I work 8 months
like last
year. It's a high stress-load job that entails a minimum of 12 hour
days
7days a week. Every 3 weeks or between contracts I get a few days
off. On
average.... 80 to 100 hour work weeks are pretty standard... so is
the
seasonal employment aspect... unless I want a deadbeat office job,
on
salary, year round, with a pension, like Donal!

Which actually speaking I could land a full time job in a
heartbeat......
but seriously... would you consider that any way to live?

Did I mention that I always get Kick Ass Refunds on my taxes!!! 8K
last
year!! Combine that with my employment insurance and it's like
doubling my
wage!!

I love this country!!

CM

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Hey Mooron, how many days per year do you work?

Scotty

"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
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"Donal" wrote in message

I couldn't care less about what happens in Canada. If your
government is
happy to pay you to sit on your arse, that is their problem.
If
you came
to
live in England, then I might get a bit upset!!

Well...... I can't believe you would take such a haphazard
attitude to the
benefits of government subsidized vacation time Donal! I pay into
the
insurance plan.... so what is the ethical problem in taking
advantage of a
program I subsidize??? There is no employment in my line of work
during the
winter..... in my area. I am merely taking advantage of my
climactic
conditions and recouping a small portion of the ridiculous taxes
I'm
forced
to endure.

Do you find yourself burdened by your self imposed ethics?