Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Wed Sep 16, 2020 8:45 am  

That's why Barry Sheene moved abroad because of all his injuries from crashing his motorbike in races

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Thu Sep 17, 2020 7:36 am  

Pieman wrote:

no they cant, they can retire you with ill health but you'd get full pension, he is fulfilling his job as hes playing games, not well but hes turning out.

Your reply only shows how little you know about the power that employers have to today, especially now with new employment laws and the decline of the Unions.

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Thu Sep 17, 2020 7:56 am  

Ruddy Duck wrote:

Your reply only shows how little you know about the power that employers have to today, especially now with new employment laws and the decline of the Unions.

What new employment laws? Speaking as someone who has studied the subject, you're talking rubbish.

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Thu Sep 17, 2020 8:08 am  

Grimmy wrote:

What new employment laws? Speaking as someone who has studied the subject, you're talking rubbish.

Probably the ones the tories will introduce on Jan 1st when we no longer have the protection of the EU. He’s BJ & I claim my £5

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Thu Sep 17, 2020 1:57 pm  

Ruddy Duck wrote:

Supporters are entitled to give a opinion, even if some don't like what they say.

It's called free speech!

Works both ways. You give an opinion on a public forum, expect it to be challenged.

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Fri Sep 18, 2020 8:33 am  

Grimmy wrote:

What new employment laws? Speaking as someone who has studied the subject, you're talking rubbish.

Am I, try telling that to the many employees who since the days of Thatcher have had their contracts torn up and replaced with a new contract of lower pay, inferior conditions and told that if they do not accept it, look for another job with a trade union movement and Labour Party doing little or nothing about it.

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Fri Sep 18, 2020 8:53 am  

Thought we werent supposed to do politics on this board?

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Fri Sep 18, 2020 8:57 am  

Ruddy Duck wrote:

Am I, try telling that to the many employees who since the days of Thatcher have had their contracts torn up and replaced with a new contract of lower pay, inferior conditions and told that if they do not accept it, look for another job with a trade union movement and Labour Party doing little or nothing about it.

sergeant pepper wrote:

I don't know why you, or anyone else takes him on?

I should have listened to you before Sergeant Pepper

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Fri Sep 18, 2020 9:40 am  

Ruddy Duck wrote:

Am I, try telling that to the many employees who since the days of Thatcher have had their contracts torn up and replaced with a new contract of lower pay, inferior conditions and told that if they do not accept it, look for another job with a trade union movement and Labour Party doing little or nothing about it.

Not sure if you’re aware but Labour aren’t in power and haven’t been for 10years. Surely if these employment conditions you’re so vehemently protesting against were so bad the Tories would have done something about it, no?

Re: Can I Turn The Telly Off Yet? : Fri Sep 18, 2020 9:57 am  

Trainman wrote:

Probably the ones the tories will introduce on Jan 1st when we no longer have the protection of the EU. He’s BJ & I claim my £5

The ones that Ruddy Duck has just invented on Wigan's behalf so that they can sack Burgess