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12 August 2010, 06:16 PM
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I am not throwing insults around boyo for 1 i got made redundant last may well 750 of us did also applied for 100s of jobs,
but hey not all is bad i still have 2 scoobs on my drive a nice house or n go out on **** every weekend or and still go out to track on my motox or and by the way people who need to sell possesions to live IMHO ie your self its obvious you lived beyond your means i.e cc loans etc etc etc you sit down and have a think about that rant over,
ALL I WERE SAYING ME PERSONALY NO I WOULD AND WILL NOT WORK FOR £5.80 PER HOUR LIKE FK I WUD ALSO LOOK CLOSELY EVEN JOBE ON THAT WAGE IS SAME AS JOBS AT £15 PH ALL IN SAME BOAT 200+ GOING FOR 1 JOB
but hey not all is bad i still have 2 scoobs on my drive a nice house or n go out on **** every weekend or and still go out to track on my motox or and by the way people who need to sell possesions to live IMHO ie your self its obvious you lived beyond your means i.e cc loans etc etc etc you sit down and have a think about that rant over,
ALL I WERE SAYING ME PERSONALY NO I WOULD AND WILL NOT WORK FOR £5.80 PER HOUR LIKE FK I WUD ALSO LOOK CLOSELY EVEN JOBE ON THAT WAGE IS SAME AS JOBS AT £15 PH ALL IN SAME BOAT 200+ GOING FOR 1 JOB
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12 August 2010, 08:08 PM
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I was just thinking the same thing.
Is our schooling system really that ****ed up that we have these sort of morons roaming our streets unable to string a meaningful, grammatically correct sentence together?
No wonder Mr Freeloader neil1980 can't get a job.
COB - well done
Is our schooling system really that ****ed up that we have these sort of morons roaming our streets unable to string a meaningful, grammatically correct sentence together?
No wonder Mr Freeloader neil1980 can't get a job.
COB - well done
12 August 2010, 08:38 PM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOY9SNExKrQ (1 of 6 parts)
If you look past the "immigrants taking our jobs" part and concentrate on the mind set of some of those long term unemployed, that despite what they are saying, they do not want to work or moan that the work is too hard or they don't like the type of work. Now when you times that by few hundred thousands, consider those that make a career out of claiming benefits and those who've never worked, it will be a huge task getting some of these people to work.
Obviously this isn't to say that all unemployed are like this, but it gives you some idea of what this country is dealing with.
If you look past the "immigrants taking our jobs" part and concentrate on the mind set of some of those long term unemployed, that despite what they are saying, they do not want to work or moan that the work is too hard or they don't like the type of work. Now when you times that by few hundred thousands, consider those that make a career out of claiming benefits and those who've never worked, it will be a huge task getting some of these people to work.
Obviously this isn't to say that all unemployed are like this, but it gives you some idea of what this country is dealing with.
12 August 2010, 09:07 PM
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£5.80 an hour may not sound much but once you get into a company and show you are a hard worker you can soon move on to higher paid jobs that are often only advertised internally. In my previous employment I started of on £4 an hour back in 2000 I showed I was prepared to get my hands dirty an ended up with I job where I was taking home £600 some weeks.
Even when I was made redundant I did not sit around on my *** I signed up with an agency and took any work which was offered, from packing teddy bears in a factory, to delivering white goods and even strimming hedges for the highways (fun when you hit a bag of rotting dog ****
) . None of them were great pay but I would rather my son see me going out an earning a living, than sponging off the poor sods that work.
I got my work ethic from my Dad and I sure gope I pass it on to my son.
Even when I was made redundant I did not sit around on my *** I signed up with an agency and took any work which was offered, from packing teddy bears in a factory, to delivering white goods and even strimming hedges for the highways (fun when you hit a bag of rotting dog ****
) . None of them were great pay but I would rather my son see me going out an earning a living, than sponging off the poor sods that work.I got my work ethic from my Dad and I sure gope I pass it on to my son.
12 August 2010, 09:09 PM
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I was just thinking the same thing.
Is our schooling system really that ****ed up that we have these sort of morons roaming our streets unable to string a meaningful, grammatically correct sentence together?
No wonder Mr Freeloader neil1980 can't get a job.
COB - well done
Is our schooling system really that ****ed up that we have these sort of morons roaming our streets unable to string a meaningful, grammatically correct sentence together?
No wonder Mr Freeloader neil1980 can't get a job.
COB - well done
12 August 2010, 09:14 PM
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Wacko i don't need a c.v if i did it will proberbly be 1 million time's better than your's. anyways ya all been a laff n that but some need to go to work now chow hahaha in a bit . 
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If you're on the dole & sat at home I'm suggesting that YOU f*cking help out TX.
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can i just chip in against the national service ... last thing i want with me when on a range is some little scumbag with a loaded weapon..... i do know the values that it introduces but think of it this way 99 per cent of us servicemen and women are good honest people which is why we can be trusted to do the job we do this would not be the case if we just let "anyone" in just my opinion not having a go at anyone
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times and people and attitudes have changed so have the military rules im not going to get into depth but i assure u the change in rules ive seen in my 12 years service leads me to believe it wont work and take note do u really want some ****** trained in weapons,explosives etc etc people are mainly selected for the job and as before i do not want these retards bringing the good name of the military into bad light or possibly slotting one of my pals because he gave him an order hope this helps tx any more feedback feel free to ask
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12 August 2010, 10:19 PM
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^^ Looks to me like most people could join up anyways if they wanted to so why not take on the loafers & sort em out? I really mean it, the Army must be able to deal with anyone ...
http://www.armyjobs.mod.uk/howdoijoi...uirements.aspx
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12 August 2010, 10:28 PM
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unfortunately my friend the career office is the baiting ground its not all as it seems but right enough it aint hard to get in all i can say is why tar my job with the little ***** put them in somewhere theyre more needed like some previous people have suggested as apparently the army is 98 per cent manned now and they are looking to make cuts get people where theyre needed they always complain there isnt enough police or firemen aint they just a suggestion
12 August 2010, 11:26 PM
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£5.80 an hour may not sound much but once you get into a company and show you are a hard worker you can soon move on to higher paid jobs that are often only advertised internally. In my previous employment I started of on £4 an hour back in 2000 I showed I was prepared to get my hands dirty an ended up with I job where I was taking home £600 some weeks.
Unfortunately the career scroungers wouldn't care about any of that as they have no intention of working. These are the people the focus has to be on.
I do feel sorry for people who want to work, but are in the situation of being better off not, and claiming benefits instead. I think this is an area that needs looked at. As I've said before, that shouldn't be a situation people are faced with if the government claim to want people in work. Stop paying out huge sums to those who don't want to work and spread some support to those in lower paid work/to get those who want to work into work and be able to afford to do so.
13 August 2010, 03:07 PM
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Quite right. Also, not all low paid jobs may be where people wish to stay (progression or not) but it surely looks better on a CV than a big gap where someone has been on the dole instead (as so many people think they are above certain jobs). It surely shows a persons willingness to work at anything and I would think that would be an attractive quality to a prospective employer.
Unfortunately the career scroungers wouldn't care about any of that as they have no intention of working. These are the people the focus has to be on.
I do feel sorry for people who want to work, but are in the situation of being better off not, and claiming benefits instead. I think this is an area that needs looked at. As I've said before, that shouldn't be a situation people are faced with if the government claim to want people in work. Stop paying out huge sums to those who don't want to work and spread some support to those in lower paid work/to get those who want to work into work and be able to afford to do so.
Unfortunately the career scroungers wouldn't care about any of that as they have no intention of working. These are the people the focus has to be on.
I do feel sorry for people who want to work, but are in the situation of being better off not, and claiming benefits instead. I think this is an area that needs looked at. As I've said before, that shouldn't be a situation people are faced with if the government claim to want people in work. Stop paying out huge sums to those who don't want to work and spread some support to those in lower paid work/to get those who want to work into work and be able to afford to do so.
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13 August 2010, 03:10 PM
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