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hello everyone, . i have worked for a company for the past 7months, after about 2weeks i asked my employer for a contract and he said he'd get one for me but asked me to give him some time. As time passed I've been told not many people have a written contract so I just left it there. But im getting slightly concerned now with christmas coming up as well, im supposed to be working xmas day and most likely on new years eve and the pay is supposed to be only min wage, which i get paid anyway. Is it even legal to work without a written contract? what are my rights when it comes to working days like xmas day etc. If there is anyone who has some information for me, that would be very appreciated. . Many thanks . K.. Makes sense. Thnx people, will talk to CAB..

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A living will is something you should seriously think about if you are over the age of 18. I think you can get the form on-line and complete it yourself. Also you can write your wishes (in duplicate or triplicate) have it witnessed and notarized and give copies to people you trust to carry out your wishes, and keep a copy for yourself. I can tell that most people that answered have no idea what a living will is. I believe you do since you mentioned the Terri Schavio case, if she would of had one then she could have been allowed to die peacfully once a Dr deterimed that she would never live without life support again. I believe a living will has 6 month stipulations, for example, if your condition was terminal and you would die within 6 months without life support would you want to be kept alive? etc. This only becomes applicable once you are not able to make decisions for yourself. Not sure that this applies to some comas because people do wake from those, even after years and years. But if they determined you had no brain activity or it was severly and irriversibley damaged like Terri's, then it would apply.. . You would also want to complete a DNR, a do not recusitate, only if it is unfortunate enough that you are asking this because you have been diagnosed with a serious illness. I think this has the 6 month stipulation on it as well, and your attending physician would have to agree and sign it.

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