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King Coconut

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  1. 1 hour ago, Michael_3165 said:

    Sadly that is exactly what's happened in the health and education fields over the past 15 years. The NHS has over 100,000 vacancies for key positions because people DID exercise that right. Which is why you have to wait for appointments, why waiting lists are long, why more errors happen because people cut corners due to low staffing etc.. 

    But hey, it's a free country I suppose! We need to stop whining and just do the job without question... Just run into those burning buildings to saved people and stop asking for money that meets tht risk... Eh 😛

    And because we kicked all the foreigners out. 

  2. A snotty little kid was screaming at his mother all the way through my shop this afternoon. Luckily, as I left the supermarket, he got stung by a wasp and started screaming. She continued to ignore him and I laughed.

  3. 1 hour ago, Carbomb said:

    The egg's just for binding the meat. Seasoning's a different thing altogether. When I make burgers, the basic recipe is mincemeat, finely-diced onions, Dunn's River All-Purpose seasoning, some dried thyme or sage, and an egg. 

    He didn't say the salt should replace the egg. He said egg has no place in a burger and salt is necessary, and he's right.

  4. 2 hours ago, MPDTT said:

    It really is not HR's paranoia. It may be Operation's paranoia, but not HR's - who have long since argued that people are managed by output, not working time. 

    Fair enough. Its easy to conflate the two when HR is mainly seen by Johnny Worker as flying the flag for ops management. 

  5. 1 hour ago, MPDTT said:

    We do remain committed to the need for a signifiant office presence... for performance monitoring

    Let's not pretend that this isn't the crux of it from an employer's perspective, but it's HR paranoia to assume that work that's carried out remotely can't be monitored. 

    Your cafes and tapas bars would also probably boom with the increase in colleagues meeting up to touch base over a cappachoochoo. 

  6. 57 minutes ago, Chris B said:

    ...there's also the extra sort of pressure involved from a peer group where everyone is basically into the same thing

    A vested interest? 

     

     

    As you were. 

  7. 7 minutes ago, air_raid said:

    If only there was a way to avoid this annoyance. Like.... and this might sound crazy.... learning how she wants it done and doing it right first time?

    You're right, it does sound crazy. And who said her way was right? 

  8. On 8/3/2020 at 11:20 AM, Egg Shen said:

    stopped by a local shop this morning and turns out they are still using a freezer adorned with the 90's advertising poster of the lollys i would have been eating as a kid.

    It's called a '66! i was close, check it out... 

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    Is that off Albany Road? 

  9. 1 hour ago, Michael_3165 said:

    Your colleagues share way too much... 

    As scratchdj implied, the colleague is probably a work-shy little fucker and felt more comfortable saying he's going for yet another shit rather than yet another skive. 

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