20th February 2012, 11:40 AM
I wonder how the civil servants got on this year with screwing money out of other civil servants. Last years accounts http://www.archaeologists.net/sites/default/files/node-files/2010annualreport.pdf
showed a loss of ?118,987 (after bank interest and corporation tax) with the balance sheet showing their reserves left standing at ?310,337.
For all those thinking of joining you might like to think about saving yourself a tenner
They don?t seem to pay very much in pension contributions - how did they manage that?
showed a loss of ?118,987 (after bank interest and corporation tax) with the balance sheet showing their reserves left standing at ?310,337.
For all those thinking of joining you might like to think about saving yourself a tenner
Quote:[SIZE=3]8 COMPANY STATUS[/SIZE]I think that they should stop writing that their principle interest is
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Quote:[SIZE=3]PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY[/SIZE]And admit that it is a civil service curators organisation.
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They don?t seem to pay very much in pension contributions - how did they manage that?
Reason: your past is my past