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BrewDog: yet another hip company using 'rebel' language to sell its stuff

Here's how many people signed that open letter to Brewdog. Most have used their real names:

Lets try to be slightly more accurate shall we.

221 signed the letter 97 of them just used initials or their first name
106 anonymous signed
 
Lets try to be slightly more accurate shall we.

221 signed the letter 97 of them just used initials or their first name
106 anonymous signed
Yes. And? You don't think that's a fucking huge number of people to be accusing a company of creating a toxic work environment?

And since that letter there's been the BBC documentary where several brave employees went on camera to tell of their experiences.

So what's your point? And why do you think some chose not to post up their full names? Any ideas? Go on, I'm sure you can work this one out.
 
Yes. And? You don't think that's a fucking huge number of people to be accusing a company of creating a toxic work environment?

And since that letter there's been the BBC documentary where several brave employees went on camera to tell of their experiences.

So what's your point? And why do you think some chose not to post up their full names? Any ideas? Go on, I'm sure you can work this one out.
i shall await your apology for misrepresenting the facts (i suspect in vain)

i understand, toxic work environment isnt very nice but

hes not the mafia, hes a twat in a suit, hes not going to hunt them down, dont be a silly
 
Maybe the fact that he's now suing the director of a media agency for a campaign of untrue allegations about him?

As I said earlier, this could be a very interesting case.

I think there’s quite a high likelihood that certain people on this thread will go all quiet when the truth comes out. It’s pretty clear that a lot of the charges against him are made up nonsense, and as we’ve seen on this thread, the haters are experts at massaging the facts to suit their agenda.
 
Lets try to be slightly more accurate shall we.

221 signed the letter 97 of them just used initials or their first name
106 anonymous signed

they're estimated to have 882 employees so around 75% of staff didn't sign it... god I hate lawyers.
 
I was kinda joking.
I know, it's just that some people might conveniently forget the pressure that can be put on people in this type of situation. I personally think more wanted to sign but needed the job more than the grief.

Where the main brewery and bottling factory is located, there's not a lot of other jobs available.
 
they're estimated to have 882 employees so around 75% of staff didn't sign it... god I hate lawyers.
It seems they have about 800 employees at their HQ, but something like 1,500 employed in their bars.

If you assume that staff turnover is quite high (it usually is with bar staff) then you have to multiply that by some number related to the number of years Brewdog have been in business.

The total number of people who have been employed by Brewdog since it was established must be a few thousand at least.
 
i shall await your apology for misrepresenting the facts (i suspect in vain)

i understand, toxic work environment isnt very nice but

hes not the mafia, hes a twat in a suit, hes not going to hunt them down, dont be a silly
Misrepresenting what 'facts' you tiresome, dull troll?
 
Fucking hell (edited)

The article you are looking for has been temporarily removed pending a legal review after the receipt of a “Cease and Desist” letter from the attorneys representing James Watt in an active criminal proceeding in the UK. This article was about the parties and claims of that case. Pending further legal review and determination of compliance with the UK’s “Contempt of Court Act of 1981” that prohibits potential influence via media for ongoing court cases, regardless of the accuracy and the veracity of the reporting. The article may be republished and/or, updated at that time. Contemporaneous details revealed in the case will be part of our regular and ongoing reporting, at which time sections of this article may once again be published
 
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It seems they have about 800 employees at their HQ, but something like 1,500 employed in their bars.

If you assume that staff turnover is quite high (it usually is with bar staff) then you have to multiply that by some number related to the number of years Brewdog have been in business.

The total number of people who have been employed by Brewdog since it was established must be a few thousand at least.
My calculations based upon your formulae bring me to the number Twelvety
 
And let's not forget why some workers have been reluctant to be named:


And here's what the union said about it:

A spokesperson for the Unite trade union criticised Watt’s comments. “Any attempt to intimidate current and former workers taking a stand on systemic mistreatment will not be tolerated,” said Bryan Simpson, an industrial organiser for Unite Hospitality. “We will represent all Unite members fully against efforts by a multimillionaire to silence them.”
 
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