WORKING in Home Farm isn’t as appealing as it used to be for Dawn Taylor.
The Emmerdale character played by Olivia Bromley decides to move on when she gets a new intriguing job offer.
Dawn Taylor refused a job at Home Farm
Rhona welcomes her back to vet’s surgery
She even makes her an offer
Dawn Taylor was given a new job opportunity at Home Farm by businesswoman Kim Tate (portrayed by Claire King).
But when she realised she’d have to compete with Gabby Thomas (Rosie Bentham) for the position, Dawn realised it wouldn’t be worth it.
To make matters worse, tensions arose between her and Kim.
However, Dawn is set to find a solution in upcoming scenes of the ITV soap.
She’s chuffed when Rhona Goskirk (Zoe Henry) welcomes her back at the vets’ surgery.
The village vet even offers her the chance to train as a vet nurse.
Later on, Kim and Dawn even managed to put their differences aside.
Meanwhile, despite Dawn not being around, Nicky the nanny reaches an agreement to stay on Home Farm.
Although Dawn is happy to be back at the surgery’s reception, Gabby continues to try and impress Kim.
She succeeds in doing so by showing initiative with an idea to modernise the business’ digital presence.
Before long, Gabby beams when Kim comes by to talk about the brochure she’s been working on.
Is everything looking up for Gabby?
Will she be getting good news from Kim?
Gabby and Dawn butted heads when Kim gave them the chance to prove they could become her right-hand woman with the opening of a new stud farm in the village.
Kim later encouraged Dawn to be ambitious with a job-share with Gabby – which infuriated the latter.
But instead of playing along, Dawn refused the job, leaving the field open for Gabby.
Refusing to take no for an answer, Kim blamed Will Taylor (Dean Andrews) for interfering and confronted Dawn over her decision.
More recently, Dawn has struggled with the arrival of Nicky, the male nanny as she felt she was missing out on her children’s biggest moments.
Will her new job give her the time she needs to be with them?
Emmerdale airs weeknights from 7.30pm on ITV.
Gabby continues to try and impress Kim Tate
Will it be enough for the businesswoman?
