Soldato
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In my household it's me, my brother and my mum. My mum doesn't work because she's ill; I’m at university full time so I only work part time at the weekends, so my brother works full time at Wickes. He's the main source of income. He pays the bills, puts food on the table, and keeps a roof over our heads and gives us everything.
He's the supervisor at where he works. He's really good at his job. Now, he works with three other supervisors and two managers above him. He just received word from the area manager due to the recent financial instability the companies profits are low and they need to let go of two supervisors. Now, it's up to the managers to work out who.
Problem is, he's the newest supervisor and it's highly likely he's going to be the one made redundant.
Poor thing is sorting out stuff he needs and stuff he doesn’t. He's going to sell his camcorder which he loves, his iPhone which he loves and buy a cheap £20 one and sell other none essentials. We have savings but something is telling me it's not going to be enough.
I guess money does make the world go around
He's the supervisor at where he works. He's really good at his job. Now, he works with three other supervisors and two managers above him. He just received word from the area manager due to the recent financial instability the companies profits are low and they need to let go of two supervisors. Now, it's up to the managers to work out who.
Problem is, he's the newest supervisor and it's highly likely he's going to be the one made redundant.
Poor thing is sorting out stuff he needs and stuff he doesn’t. He's going to sell his camcorder which he loves, his iPhone which he loves and buy a cheap £20 one and sell other none essentials. We have savings but something is telling me it's not going to be enough.
I guess money does make the world go around
