Citi Fun 25 Discussion Threads

[mike crowsoft] 07/7/2005 15:18

I have responded Wal.

£8 mln and 12 inches is the answer.

[mike crowsoft] 07/7/2005 15:15

Thanks Wal.

Did you cc it to Tom ?

[wal footrot] 07/7/2005 15:14

LOL!

mick, you (may, depending on the congestion) have mail.

[dell314] 07/7/2005 15:10

Tom - I believe it's known as prioritising!

Rgds
Richard Covey

[tom tit] 07/7/2005 15:08

How come you cant manage to go to work and yet you can party all night long?

[jedi trader] 07/7/2005 15:07

Dell... im PAYE now but yes i think he has every right to terminate and can quite understand if he does, the anti biotics were supposed to control things until after the operation but didnt work, if your tonsils are rancid then crowded trains and trams are a perfect way to pick up infection.

as are telephone handsets so the bloke i worked with before with the rancid breath/bacteria problem didnt do me any favours.

[dell314] 07/7/2005 14:55

Rob - just a quick one from the "amusing Knowing posts" archive:

Knowing - 7 Jul'05 - 14:44 - 3085 of 3085

You sad man Rigsby !! Are you dell ?

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Miss Jones

[dell314] 07/7/2005 14:52

mk - One would think so, but Mike seems to be adopting a bit of a velvet glove approach to the old banning option, lately.......

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the old man

[mkearns] 07/7/2005 14:50

dell, he's frustrating me as well.
Can he be sacked from the PB threads?

[dell314] 07/7/2005 14:48

Jedi - You will need to doublecheck this but I believe that you don't have many employment rights, if you have less than 12 months employment with current employer.
Also, the whole point of a contract of employment is that you are available to work. If you are a regular "sicknote" then you are frustrating that contract.
Also, haven't you previously stated that you are "self-employed" which would give you even less chance of employment protection....

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petebarnes' HR helpdesk

[jedi trader] 07/7/2005 14:38

Dell i think i have to agree that he can do that legally, at least it will present no problems with bleeding the state dry and paying for this place while i undertake cash in hand landscaping work and likely end up better off than i am now.

done it before, trufing gardens in the lovely sunshinem, finishing at 4 in the afternoon, few jars down the pub etc...

it could suit quite well while i plant he next move.

croydon may well be a mistake anyway, the travel expense and journey is far more hassle than i envisaged.

[roberto george] 07/7/2005 14:31

Indeed Wal , I'm off to the pub to watch the England reply .

Good afternoon .

[wal footrot] 07/7/2005 14:24

cheers bob.

achievable, given the pitch (and the batting ability)?

[roberto george] 07/7/2005 14:22

Need 220 to win Wal .

[clarence beeks] 07/7/2005 14:21

LoL!

I bet the samaritans will be busy that day.

[dell314] 07/7/2005 14:20

Jedi - LOL!

I would have sacked you ages ago!
I think you will find it quite legal and I seem to remember the terminology used is something like "frustrating your contract of employment".

However, please feel free to check this with Citizen's Advice, as I'm sure they'll all be dying to hear the full story of your rancid tonsils....

Rgds
The System

All IMHO, DYOR etc.

[tom tit] 07/7/2005 14:14

Thats great news jedi.

Good to see you....

[clarence beeks] 07/7/2005 14:12

Afternoon Jedi.

Good to see you ok. I had heard rumours that you had lost some fingers in a blast, and were down to 11 now.

[roberto george] 07/7/2005 14:11

Afternoon Jedley .