the workplace is a constantly moving feast - when i started work final pensions were the norm. now theyre not. you dont see people complaining. that's life. things change. nothing is set in stone.
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8 Apr 2012 11:56
youre a boring cunt who spends his life on this website and hijacks every other post. if you want to make it personal, pm me.
striking is pointless in this era and achieves nothing. this is 2012, not 1912. you take personal responsibility for everything. if you want to be a teacher or a nurse, you sign up to certain criteria. if you want to be rich or don't like it, do something else - they'll be plenty more ready to take your place.
its laughable that in this era, someone would purposely withdraw their labour because someone else tells them to.
I can't decide if you're
a) on a wind up
b) thick
c) a selfish middle class cunt
why cant you decide? will you have to have your shop steward tell you what you can do you fucking lemming.
8 Apr 2012 12:12
Surrender to the fact that corporations and now governments are going to fuck you over, dont dare complain about it or let alone do anything about!
Great advice.
Why cant things be changed to improve workers conditions?
The 'turkeys voting for Christmas' in here is hilarious some times as well…
8 Apr 2012 15:38
I wouldn't do it for all the holidays in the world. Not just inner city kids that are ghastly but the awful braying stuck up ones too. they all lack basic manners and share a breath taking level of entitlement - Thatcher's children indeed.
8 Apr 2012 20:33
Surrender to the fact that corporations and now governments are going to fuck you over, dont dare complain about it or let alone do anything about!
Great advice.
Why cant things be changed to improve workers conditions?
The 'turkeys voting for Christmas' in here is hilarious some times as well…
what have your your comments got to do with the context of striking? in the real world, if you dont like the conditions, you sort the issue out yourself or fuck off and go/do something different. it seems to be only archaic, unionised environments that seem to breed this attitude.
get real - nothing's perfect. never will be.
8 Apr 2012 20:37
its the mentality of the lemming mob and those who sign up to it have nailed their colours to the mast, good or bad
8 Apr 2012 20:53
8 Apr 2012 20:53
8 Apr 2012 20:56
Really? How fucking small is that bubble you live in?
8 Apr 2012 21:00
8 Apr 2012 21:04
Really? How fucking small is that bubble you live in?have you ever been out of the midlands? is it still leyland rules there?
strikers=lemmings / cant do it by myself / need hand to be held / feel sorry for myself / no other way
EVERS is a cunt
striking is pointless in this era and achieves nothing. this is 2012, not 1912. you take personal responsibility for everything. if you want to be a teacher or a nurse, you sign up to certain criteria. if you want to be rich or don't like it, do something else - they'll be plenty more ready to take your place.
its laughable that in this era, someone would purposely withdraw their labour because someone else tells them to.
I can't decide if you're
a) on a wind up
b) thick
c) a selfish middle class cunt
why cant you decide? will you have to have your shop steward tell you what you can do you fucking lemming.
the workplace is a constantly moving feast - when i started work final pensions were the norm. now theyre not. you dont see people complaining. that's life. things change. nothing is set in stone.
Surrender to the fact that corporations and now governments are going to fuck you over, dont dare complain about it or let alone do anything about!
Great advice.
Why cant things be changed to improve workers conditions?
The 'turkeys voting for Christmas' in here is hilarious some times as well…
The pressure, the hours, the mentally draining day it is day in day out slog. We are being made vilified every day by the absolute epitome of upper crust cunt Gove who has no idea what it is like to deal with inner city kids on a personal level.
I wouldn't do it for all the holidays in the world. Not just inner city kids that are ghastly but the awful braying stuck up ones too. they all lack basic manners and share a breath taking level of entitlement - Thatcher's children indeed.
the workplace is a constantly moving feast - when i started work final pensions were the norm. now theyre not. you dont see people complaining. that's life. things change. nothing is set in stone.
Surrender to the fact that corporations and now governments are going to fuck you over, dont dare complain about it or let alone do anything about!
Great advice.
Why cant things be changed to improve workers conditions?
The 'turkeys voting for Christmas' in here is hilarious some times as well…
what have your your comments got to do with the context of striking? in the real world, if you dont like the conditions, you sort the issue out yourself or fuck off and go/do something different. it seems to be only archaic, unionised environments that seem to breed this attitude.
get real - nothing's perfect. never will be.
you dont see people complaining.
the fact that only unionised people who are told to strike by the union ringleaders, rather than making their individual thoughts known says otherwise cos they cant and don't know how to find a better wayits the mentality of the lemming mob and those who sign up to it have nailed their colours to the mast, good or bad
why's that then? i know of nobody that i've ever met in my life that has striked or supports striking. i would likely be ostracised by friends and family if i did so because they all recognise it is utterless pointless in britain in 2012. this is not afganistan.
i personally have withheld my labour on 2 occasions within the private sector when management have fucked me off. i did not request nor covet other workers to support my grievance and returned to the coalface when the management backed down. that's principles. my problem, i deal with it - i dont drag others in - would never ever dream of it.
i personally have withheld my labour on 2 occasions within the private sector when management have fucked me off. i did not request nor covet other workers to support my grievance and returned to the coalface when the management backed down. that's principles. my problem, i deal with it - i dont drag others in - would never ever dream of it.
Because striking can be a legitimate way to improve working conditions. It is a tactic used by the private and public sector, and clearly you need an organisation like a union to organise it. Your actually criticisng people for being in a union and not 'sorting it out themselves'?
How can someone sort it out themselves? We need unions because corporations want to screw 99% of their workers and they have a huge amount of power over the worker, being part of a union re-dresses that to an extent. Your saying its unfair that people can join a union and have fraction of the power their employer does when negotiating things like cuts to pensions (in private companies or public)?
How can someone sort it out themselves? We need unions because corporations want to screw 99% of their workers and they have a huge amount of power over the worker, being part of a union re-dresses that to an extent. Your saying its unfair that people can join a union and have fraction of the power their employer does when negotiating things like cuts to pensions (in private companies or public)?
why's that then? i know of nobody that i've ever met in my life that has striked or supports striking. i would likely be ostracised by friends and family if i did so because they all recognise it is utterless pointless in britain in 2012. this is not afganistan.
i personally have withheld my labour on 2 occasions within the private sector when management have fucked me off. i did not request nor covet other workers to support my grievance and returned to the coalface when the management backed down. that's principles. my problem, i deal with it - i dont drag others in - would never ever dream of it.
i personally have withheld my labour on 2 occasions within the private sector when management have fucked me off. i did not request nor covet other workers to support my grievance and returned to the coalface when the management backed down. that's principles. my problem, i deal with it - i dont drag others in - would never ever dream of it.
Really? How fucking small is that bubble you live in?
Because striking can be a legitimate way to improve working conditions. It is a tactic used by the private and public sector, and clearly you need an organisation like a union to organise it. Your actually criticisng people for being in a union and not 'sorting it out themselves'?
How can someone sort it out themselves? We need unions because corporations want to screw 99% of their workers and they have a huge amount of power over the worker, being part of a union re-dresses that to an extent. Your saying its unfair that people can join a union and have fraction of the power their employer does when negotiating things like cuts to pensions (in private companies or public)?
private sector do not strike. like i say. piss in the pot or get off it. strike is not a factor in private sector.
How can someone sort it out themselves? We need unions because corporations want to screw 99% of their workers and they have a huge amount of power over the worker, being part of a union re-dresses that to an extent. Your saying its unfair that people can join a union and have fraction of the power their employer does when negotiating things like cuts to pensions (in private companies or public)?
why's that then? i know of nobody that i've ever met in my life that has striked or supports striking. i would likely be ostracised by friends and family if i did so because they all recognise it is utterless pointless in britain in 2012. this is not afganistan.
i personally have withheld my labour on 2 occasions within the private sector when management have fucked me off. i did not request nor covet other workers to support my grievance and returned to the coalface when the management backed down. that's principles. my problem, i deal with it - i dont drag others in - would never ever dream of it.
i personally have withheld my labour on 2 occasions within the private sector when management have fucked me off. i did not request nor covet other workers to support my grievance and returned to the coalface when the management backed down. that's principles. my problem, i deal with it - i dont drag others in - would never ever dream of it.
Really? How fucking small is that bubble you live in?
strikers=lemmings / cant do it by myself / need hand to be held / feel sorry for myself / no other way
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