entrangermercenary1 wrote:
dogsmilk wrote:
entrangermercenary1 wrote:
dogsmilk wrote:
entrangermercenary1 wrote:
If they want to work for me they sign a random drugs test policy, must have a current CRB police check, also give permission to contact DRs for access to medical records, plus the usual refs etc.
If they dont like it they can fuck off, its an employers market and plenty of men/women who want the work.
Drug Test = Stick to stuff like charlie that's out the system quick or newer designer drugs the tests don't find.
CRB = You haven't been caught
Medical Records = telling doctors your bad habits means they just fob you off regarding medical problems at the best of times., so wise people keep schtum anyway.
References = either "they're genuinely great" or perhaps "thank God we're getting rid of that muppet...yeah they're great and stuff"
Attempts at control always create cracks and no matter how much control people think they have, behind their back the piss is being taken....
This is coming from somebody who seems clueless about how many ex servicemen and women are homeless..Priceless
I don't recall making any comment whatsoever about how many ex-servicemen are homeless. I do recall commenting that the homeless people I've met personally have tended not to be. It's a very simple distinction between the overall level of homelessness among ex-service people and the background of homeless people I've personally met in one particular place. Furthermore, I fail to see how the level of homelessness among ex-service people is relevant to anything. Your comment is as inconsequential as saying.
"This is coming from somebody who seems clueless about the suicide rate among over 65s"
And you claim you're some sort of employer? Capitalism must be in big trouble. I knew reducing education to an employment preparation factory would backfire.
Well actually its rather strange that you have not met any ex service people who are homeless as all studies tend to agree that there are at a minimum of at least 10 percent ex servicemen homeless!!!
Correct you said it "
Ive personally met in one particular place " but your qualified to make the distinction on the level of danger BETWEEN the UK homeless and African homeless
Secondly how many African countries have you been to , so that you can comment on, and compare the perils of being homeless in the UK/African cities.
I left school at the first opportunity thank fuck, 30plus countries by the time I was 19 and you ?
Total countries IVE been to out way the amounts of shags you have had
I haven't been to any African countries. Nor do I recall commenting on the experience of African homeless people. Indeed, I think the experience of homeless African people is irrelevant to the experience of homeless British people. It matters not one jot to somebody sleeping on the streets of northern England in January what some homeless guy in Namibia or wherever is doing does it? Just as it doesn't matter to them how some Inuit's Walrus hunt is going. Pretty obvious when you think about it isn't it?
Studies may well indicate that 10% of service people are homeless. But does it therefore follow that 10% of all homeless people I've personally encountered will be service people. There are fairly obvious questions you could ask yourself regarding this. I'll leave you to work it out for yourself.
I'm curious as to why you hold the amount of countries you've been to as some kind of indicator of something profound. Could you explain whatever significance you think it holds. I mean, I daresay the queen has visited easily as many countries as you have. And this would mean what exactly?
It's like
I've been to loads of countries me.... Er and?
I left school at the first opportunity thank fuck
Really? I'd never have guessed.
