| Yes, that aspiration of every nine-to-fiver to have as much of a social life as the number of hours they are chained to their desk. |
| It's also filled with politics, but they're of a more universal focus, concentrating on the common worker's struggle for security as an expendable nine-to-fiver. |
| Up until summer 2009, Ami Kassar was a nine-to-fiver, working for Advanta, one of the largest providers of credit cards to small business. |
| The story revolves around Steve Watkins, a nine-to-fiver at a logistics company in Heathrow. |
| I think it was inevitable I was never going to be a nine-to-fiver. |
| Why were those nine-to-fiver with no brains getting free trips to the Virgin Islands when they work their buns off day and night? |
