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Cate

Hun make sure this is the thing you want and Dr T is happy with you going back to work full time espcially if you are not coping with 2 days.

I think you will be asked about psychiatric illnesses so don't be surprised if they do ask the questions.

Good luck with the assessment. Do your best and I hope you do get the job.

Go Cate!!!

Mrs Studying1

Written by studying1, 17. Jun 2008 05:38 PM

G'day Cate!

I'm a bit unclear on how a part time job = five days, but perhaps they're not full days.

You're a bright little button - I see it so clearly in your posts, so please find some self-confidence knowing that someone out there sees it!! (uh, yes, that would be ME!) Then, take a little piece of that to work with you. Take it to the assessment.

Dig up a little determination, and commit to being your best in some small part of it...then do it, appreciate yourself for it, and then rinse and repeat!!

I don't know much about you, but you're articulate (at least in writing), you have a bit of a gift for encouraging others, and I reckon in the right workplace you'd be a real asset.

I must say though that the thought of the ATO scares all of the courage out of me...but that's because I haven't lodged a tax return for about 10 years!!

So...when it comes to the ATO, I'm glad its you and not me.


All the best with it!

Written by g463, 17. Jun 2008 09:18 PM

Hi Cate

Sounds exciting - your part time job. I work for the government and I doubt they will ask you about your mental health. They mainly just check your blood pressure, your eyes (reading an eye chart) and that you don't have any back problems. I wouldn't offer them any unsolicited information - they only know what you tell them.

Best of luck - i hope you enjoy it.

Dolly x

Written by Deleted_User, 17. Jun 2008 10:20 PM