Curiosity wrote:
A good portion of the workers don't believe in this strike action, so several lines are running okay.
My opinion is largely that Bob Crow is a cunt of the highest order. 5% and the promise of no redundancies? In a recession? With interest rates where they are?
Fucking hell, Bob, why not ask for the Moon on a Stick? The vast majority of people can't get even close to that kind of promise, and to strike because you don't get it in a week where other industries are laying off thousands of other jobs just makes him look like a blinkered, money grabbing idiot.
I've always hated him since one of the tube strikes was over the sacking of a man found guilty of gross misconduct by taking most of a year off work with an injury that didn't exist. How the hell can they defend that?
*shakes fist*
My opinion is largely that Bob Crow is a cunt of the highest order. 5% and the promise of no redundancies? In a recession? With interest rates where they are?
Fucking hell, Bob, why not ask for the Moon on a Stick? The vast majority of people can't get even close to that kind of promise, and to strike because you don't get it in a week where other industries are laying off thousands of other jobs just makes him look like a blinkered, money grabbing idiot.
I've always hated him since one of the tube strikes was over the sacking of a man found guilty of gross misconduct by taking most of a year off work with an injury that didn't exist. How the hell can they defend that?
*shakes fist*
That said, it doesn't affect me, as I live in the one part of central london with no tube anyway. Although, I did have to get the DLR back from the city this morning as cabbies wouldn't struggle through the traffic to the wharf.
My whole team has made it in. Only department of the firm which has achieved that. I'm going to give the credit to my superb management skills.
