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I think this is such a bonkers idea on so many levels 1. It shows us up as weak - we achieve something as a country and we all get on the p*ss and can't be bothered working - what happened to 'what's next' - it's not how winners behave, celebrate yes but train the next day... 2. The pubs will be full anyway, regardless of the next day 3. Not everyone likes football 4. We didn't have (and I don't remember loads of calls for) a bank holiday for the women winning the euros 5. As above for the Cricketers winning the world cup 6. What about other sports or major achievements - we very often punch above our weight in the Olympics - say we finish 3rd in the medals table (which would be a far bigger achievement) do we have another random day off 7. It's too hard to implement at too short notice and won't be a bank holiday for the vast majority 8. What about everyone with a hospital / doctors / dentist etc appointment on Monday - they get cancelled because those workers absolutely should be treated to the treat - retail AND hospitality won't be able to rejig rosters and will have to foot the bill for 'bank holiday' pay 9. Let's not even mention the direct correlation to 'on the p*ss' and the rise in domestic violence Bonkers!

Noble Casing & Drilling when your the best at what you do, gotta fly a flag that represents that.

It is a Happy new month from this end 💕 ❤️ 😍 Sure, it gonna be a season of love and wellness both for mind and body... Everyone deserves to be loved irrespective of Class but for an adolescent, seeing this time is a beautiful mix of potential, confusion, and fierce emotions. Loving them can feel exciting, terrifying, and full of unexpected drops. But here's the thing: love thrives in these wild landscapes. I am going to draw lessons from the Holy Scripture most especially 1 Corinthians 13, which begins to give us what Love is. Here's how we can adapt its wisdom to embrace our adolescent loved ones: 1. "Love is patient, love is kind..." Patience becomes our superpower, seeing they're navigating a complex identity shift. Kindness offers a safe space for exploration, even when mistakes happen. 2. "...it does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud." ditch comparisons and celebrates their unique journey. Their achievements are theirs to own, and boasting for them takes away their moment. 3. "Love does not dishonour others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered..." Respect goes both ways. Their boundaries deserve consideration, and their opinions, even if different, deserve to be heard. 4. "...it keeps no record of wrongs." We all make mistakes. Forgiveness and understanding pave the way for growth, not holding grudges. 5. "Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth..." Guide them, don't control them. Celebrate their honesty, even when it's uncomfortable, and help them discern truth from negativity. 6. "It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres." Be their safe harbour, even in choppy waters. Trust their good intentions, nurture hope for their future, and never give up on them. Loving an adolescent isn't easy, but the rewards are immeasurable and 1 Corinthians 13 isn't a checklist, but a compass. Let's love with open hearts, unwavering patience, and the knowledge that even on the craziest rollercoaster rides, love is the ultimate thrill. Adolescents in Africa deserved to be loved ❤️. Have a love-filled February. #Love #Adolescence #adolescencehealth #Teenagers #Guidance #OpenHands

Ready to conquer April? Share your aspirations for the beginning of this month in the comments below!

Have you ever struggled to have productive conversations with employees or coworkers about tough topics? Barbara Giesing, MPA, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, CPSP is going to be talking about this topic next month at a keynote presentation with NAAAP! #hrconsulting #workplaceculture #communicationstrategy #employeeengagement

How will you leave your mark on the world??🌟 In honour of Leave a Legacy Month, learn about creating your own legacy – however large or small – and contact me to help you with a plan to carry it through. https://lnkd.in/gbkEa5Dc

How will you leave your mark on the world? In honour of Leave a Legacy Month, learn about creating your own legacy – however large or small – and contact me to help you with a plan to carry it through. https://lnkd.in/e_N7ga4M @Leanne Kaufman

How will you leave your mark on the world? In honour of Leave a Legacy Month, learn about creating your own legacy – however large or small – and contact me to help you with a plan to carry it through. https://lnkd.in/g_sY8JZE