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Become a Roman centurion, British unemployed urged
Unemployed Britons with an aversion to the office grind were being tempted from their sofas with a range of more unusual summer jobs, including being a Roman centurion or spending all day sitting on a beach.
Perhaps the most unorthodox is dressing up as a centurion, a job which involves taking guided tours around the town of Cirencester, central England, once a Roman stronghold.
Those of a more leisurely bent might be tempted by the post of "machine operator" on Eastbourne beach, southern England -- essentially watching beach equipment to make sure it does not get moved or stolen.
Other unusual positions include a bugler in the Royal Marines band -- although this requires applicants to join the Royal Navy and complete basic training -- a rickshaw driver, juggling teacher, pall bearer and bird scarer.
Finally, for those really looking for a talking point in the bar, a business in Norfolk, eastern England, is looking for that most glamorous of posts, a chicken sexer. |
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