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12 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

Were, not where.

Well that makes a change from correcting what you assumed in an earlier post was an incorrectly spelt word (it was not) with two failed editing attempts with made up words. :D Whats next? Words with two syllables? The worlds your Oyster now Eggy. 

 

 

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2 hours ago, trigger_andy said:

Can you live there year round? Many 'Hytter' in Norway do not allow permanent residence, might be different in Sweden though? I know many Norwegians have Hytters in Sweden as its much cheaper to live than in Norway and obviously because its very beautiful there as well.  Just make sure its no where near Malmö. ;) 

I don't know actually. I would need to check. It's not a serious proposition as a sole residence anyway. We will however buy one in the coming years though so that when we go to visit family over there, we've a permanent base. It could be a bit easier to get to, but it's lovely once you're there.

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Good staff are hard to find, and even harder to keep.
All we can do is try our best to keep getting the work in and hope that they stay with you, but of course they know what their mates get kitchen fitting or roof tiling .
Unless you’re gonna start forking out £30 an hour all you can do is try to keep them at whatever rate you can afford, or let them go, and try to train up the next unlikely candidate that slopes into the yard 15 minutes late on their first Monday morning.

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5 minutes ago, oldwoodcutter said:

Good staff are hard to find, and even harder to keep.
All we can do is try our best to keep getting the work in and hope that they stay with you, but of course they know what their mates get kitchen fitting or roof tiling .
Unless you’re gonna start forking out £30 an hour all you can do is try to keep them at whatever rate you can afford, or let them go, and try to train up the next unlikely candidate that slopes into the yard 15 minutes late on their first Monday morning.

Tim, are you suggesting the money is there but you don't want to fork it out ?

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every one moans about young lazy youths etc, are there not people in their 30,s 40,s with a bit of experience and a better more steady work ethic around???

might have to  pay them a bit more but might be worth it as apposed to continually looking for and changing staff. 

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